Hey, Joe, I watched President Obama confidently dispatch Republican after Republican last week in the Q&A part of his visit to the House GOP caucus - all without a teleprompter.

In fact, he did so well that House GOP whip Eric Cantor is now signaling that the GOP may well decline the invite to the health care bipartisan meeting that Obama is moving forward.

It may not end up looking too bipartisan, and if so, it'll be because Obama did just fine, swimmingly in fact, without...

Alright, Swift. One more try - though it seems utterly hopeless.

After my mom died in 1996, my dad started dating a woman in 1997. Very nice, attractive woman with similar values, same generation, friends in common, etc.

When they obviously became 'an item' did I think bout their sex lives? No. Ugh, why would I?

All I cared about (and still do, since they've been together 12 years) is: is there love between them? Are they kind to each other? Do they have each...

This idea that the people fighting for marriage equality are radicals who are rabid and angry is just not supported by the facts.

Oh, sure, you can find bloggers who foam at the mouth. But they are not actually doing the work of marriage equality.

Come to Bloomington some Sunday morning and meet the sweet, married, gray-haired grandmothers at Minnesota Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.

They're working hard for equality for LGBT people. And they don't embody ANY...

Call me a "liberal rager" if you must, but in her very first answer, in her second paragraph, she states without equivocation this notion that marriage has always been two people, one man one woman.

Its just utterly not true. Never mind various gender mixings in various indigenous cultures, Biblical times were rife with men with multiple wives.

So clearly she starts out - once again, after thoughtful people have repeatedly pointed out her false basis for argument - she starts...