So There Are More Women In Congress Now Than Ever Before in The History of the United States of America?
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In office March 4, 1917 – March 3, 1919
January. 3, 1941 – January 3, 1943
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I didn't want to just bandwagon jump in on opening day. A day for ceremony as, after all, there really are more women in Congress now than ever before.
Remember Suffrage? 1920. Jeannette Rankin. Hard to believe women were really treated as badly as that before then? To have their individual identity not count. Yes, it was as bad as that. Why we're just beginning to see, short of a century later, the magnanimous rise of women to 20% in The Senate and 0.1862069 in The House of Representatives.
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Seriously? The public allows our opinions to be molded by these details? Christie takes a walk in the park with Taylor Swift before some mega-show tomorrow and he'll be too popular to toy with. Christie could become a splinter party hero behind Bruce Springsteen, rising in popularity, like Politico, the American Way.
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Gaza: Fatah holds biggest rally since Hamas came to power
A decent recent recounting of the rivalry over opposition to Israel. Sounds like political infighting best sorted out indoors by the Palestinians' Congress.
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Shoot. Tonight Notre Dame beats Alabama. Like flipping a coin. Throwing darts. Knowing on any given day, someone plays more brilliantly. 19-17. (It was 42-14 Alabama)
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It's not as if I wouldn't love to now offer crack political analysis of insight of even more consequence than, just maybe, everything would improve if there were 30% more powerful women in politics. It's just for the moment, nothing is more insightful than that.
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