Fox News Host Greta Van Susteren Doesn’t Suffer Colleague Erick Erickson Gladly
She rips into the dreadful “jokester” for calling Wendy Davis “Abortion Barbie.” And it’s not the first time.
Politics
What Really Happened On the Cheney Family Compound Over Christmas?
A one-act play about two sisters, a lesbian wife, a senatorial bid, and the heartless man who tried to love everyone equally.
Operation Schock and Awe
What Is Being Outed: the Illinois Representative’s Sexuality, or His Hypocrisy?
DAME’s Women of the Year: 2013
From fearless comedians to tireless activists, here are the women who changed our culture’s conversation.
White House Wusses Out With Their Olympics “Snub”
Obama and Biden are sending two out gay delegates to Sochi, but avoid delivering a meaningful statement to protest anti-gay policies.
NYC Mayor-Elect’s Most Important Adviser: His Wife
A key component of Bill de Blasio’s appeal, Chirlane McCray blazes a trail for female partners of politicians around the country.
Nancy Mace: Has The Tea Party Found Their New Sarah Palin?
The first female to ever graduate from The Citadel is gearing up to take down one of the most recognizable senators on Capitol Hill in the Republican primary. Why Nancy Mace is a woman to watch.
How To Combat The Sexist Political Attack
She Should Run doesn’t just encourage women to run for office, it also provides advice on how to handle sexist slights by their opponents—and how to capitalize on them.
Alison Lundergan Grimes Vaults into the U.S. Senate Race
She’s young, bold and grew up steeped in politics, but to many Kentucky voters she’s still just a name without much of a slate. Running against GOP Leader Mitch McConnell will change that.