1. Eyes Wide Shut
(Newsletter)

...al installment will outline some possible answers to the riddle. CONTINUE... Olbermann's Special Comment on Proposition 8 Multi_Media By MWC NEWS    Saturday, 22 November 2008 Watch...

2. Vermont Legalizes Gay Marriage
(Opinions/Society)

...some people over on the override. AMY GOODMAN: How did Prop 8 in California affect this vote? And explain what Proposition 8 was. BETH ROBINSON: You know, I think Proposition 8, where the voters i...

3. Top Ten Comedic News Stories of 2008
(Opinions/Humor)

...Pennsylvania Avenue, but until then, here are the stories from 08 that were most filled with humorosityness. 10. Proposition 8. Organized religion goes out of its way to guarantee that gays will not b...

4. Olbermann's Special Comment on Proposition 8
(MWC/Media)

Watch Keith Olbermann's "Special Comment" on Prop 8 In this emotional statement on "Countdown," his nightly news program on MSNBC, Keith Olbermann eloquently expresses why the pass

5. Prop. 8 'Analysis' Not Necessarily Supported by the Numbers
(Opinions/Society)

...conundrum of the Obama campaign’s drive for increased minority turnout vis-à-vis the very unfortunate passage of Proposition 8 (eliminating marriage rights for same-sex couples): Prop. 8 'Analysis...

6. From Gay Marriage to Predatory Lending
(Opinions/Daily)

...y between a man and a woman are also on the ballot in Arizona and Florida. But the campaign to pass California’s Proposition 8 is by far the most expensive and eclipses even the most expensive Senate ...

7. Fight Back Bill Clinton!
(Opinions/op-ed)

...riday, on the Los Angeles campus of UCLA, Clinton mesmerized the crowd of thousands who came to hear him promote Proposition 87, a State measure to increase California's use of alternative energy and ...

8. Big Oil's Biggest Score
(Opinions/Society)

...watchdog.org) out of Santa Monica, California makes three proposals: First, they want California voters to enact Proposition 87 in November. Called the Clean Energy Initiative, it would levy a profit-...

9. Obama defends pastor decision
(Archived/News/Global)

Barack Obama, the US president-elect, has defended his decision to invite  controversial evangelical pastor Rick Warren to give the invocation at his inauguration in January.