Monday Daily Delawhere [5.7.12]
Yesterday began the war court trial of the Khalid Sheik Mohammed and the co-consiparators for the terror attack on the United States on September 11, 2001.
Kudos to Vice President Joe Biden saying publicly that he is “comfortable” with same-sex marriage. I could not be more proud of our Vice President right now.
If you haven’t been reading Kilroy, Transparent Christina, Delaware Libertarian, Does Experience Count, and The Mind of Mr. Matthews allow me to link to some of their posts so you can get up to speed.
In a recent op-ed in the Los Angeles Times, Arnold Schwarzenegger calls on the Republican Party to be a more inclusive.
President Obama kicked off his campaign for a second term twice, once in Columbus, Ohio and a second time in Richmond, Virginia.
A brief lesson on Cinco de Mayo and it’s done in an English accent, so it must be true.
The French head to the polls tomorrow to decide between President Nicolas Sarkozy and challenger François Hollande, a Socialist which is turning into a vote about Europe’s austerity plans.
After Masterpiece’s massive success with Downton Abbey, they are rightfully thinking that the second season of Sherlock could be just as good.
The National Education Association, in celebration of National Teacher Day and National Teacher Appreciation Week, is asking Americans to recall at least one great teacher they’ve had. I’ve been lucky in my life to have had several and currently my son in the Brandywine School District has had many as well.