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Obama Interviewed Elena Kagan for Supreme Court

Posted by Michelle Moquin on 2nd May 2010

Well, I guess it is a weekend to honor women. Here’s another woman that deserves maybe not the full monte (yet), but a definite mention is in order:

Exclusive: Obama Interviewed Elena Kagan for Supreme Court on Friday

NEWSWEEK has learned that President Obama interviewed Solicitor General Elena Kagan at the White House on Friday for the open seat on the Supreme Court created by Justice John Paul Stevens’s impending retirement. Two senior White House officials confirmed Kagan’s visit to NEWSWEEK.

Kagan was interviewed last year for the position that ultimately went to Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Kagan, a former dean of Harvard Law School who is seen as easily confirmable due to her warm relations with conservative colleagues at Harvard, is considered a leading contender for the current vacancy. Judge Merrick Garland and Judge Sidney Thomas are the other candidates known to have been interviewed by Obama thus far.

You can read NEWSWEEK’s ongoing coverage of the positioning of leading contenders for the Supreme Court vacancy at Race for the Robe.

You also can read our package of arguments for various candidates for the Supreme Court vacancy, and Harvard law professor Charles Ogletree’s case for Elena Kagan here.

Readers: Okay, so she has not been appointed yet, but she ran against Sotomayor last year, and was in the top three. And now Obama interviewed her again. Could this be her shot? I’ll admit I don’t know anything about Ms. Kagan, (yet), but I’m just excited that another woman will hopefully be gracing the court.

For those of you more in the know than I am with respect to Ms. Kagan, what do you think? Blog me your thoughts on this…or anything else you desire.

Lastly, greed over a great story is surfacing from my ‘loyal’(?) readers. With all this back and forth about who owns what, that appears on my blog, let me reiterate that all material posted on my blog becomes the sole property of my blog. If you want to reserve any proprietary rights don’t post it to my blog. I will prominently display this caveat on my blog from now on to remind those who may have forgotten this notice.

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Limtiaco Becomes First Female U.S. Attorney For Guam and CNMI

Posted by Michelle Moquin on 1st May 2010

Peter: After I posted my blog yesterday I thought, “Hmm…Peter, that was a nice tease but this woman deserves the full monte. And in order to honor that, we need a pic yes? Just trying to one up ya. :)

GUAM – History was made today. Guam Attorney General Alicia Limtiaco is now the first female U.S. Attorney of Guam and the CNMI.President Obama nominated her two months ago and she has been confirmed by the United States Senate.

Limtiaco got her law degree from UCLA and has worked in both the public and private sectors.

As AG, she took a particular interest in preventing internet crimes against children, ID theft and cyber security.

She’s also served more than seven years as a prosecutor and acting chief prosecutor in the AG’s office, placing emphasis on the prosecution and prevention of white collar crime.

Readers: I have the tendency to focus on the plight on women, because I feel that it is important that the world is aware and stays aware. The plight of women needs to stay in the forefront until there is no plight to speak of.

And most of the time I get so hooked into bringing women’s issues to the forefront that I sometimes forget to address and recognize the women that are breaking new ground. They too deserve blog time. They are an inspiration to all other women of the possibilities and ambitions that are truly attainable. They are the women that we look up to…the women that encourage us and give us the courage to continue….they are the women who give us hope.

So, again, a big congratulations to Ms. Limtiaco! I love seeing women succeed…I wish her the utmost success in her new position as Attorney General.

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Randoff: Thanks for your confidence in me and for offering a place for me. I’ll give it some thought. Okay, I gave it some thought…and I think not. But thank you. :)

CM: Hi there. I’m not sure how one could give oneself away by just posting a comment to one of my writes, unless you make a reference in your comment of some info that you and I share, like the one you posted yesterday.

Although, that being said, we’re talking a long time ago, and a time where partying was the fave pastime. And if you know me, you know I am such a lightweight. So…sorry girl. Can’t say that I remember that scene as well as you do, so I am pretty clueless to your identity. Give me a hint of something more recent.

Still…I’m delighted that you decided to chime in. I hope this won’t be the last. And if I do have an ‘aha!’ moment, I promise I will honor your anonymity. :)

Zen Lill: Thanks too for the kind words and confidence in me, but….see above comment to Randoff :)

Lastly, greed over a great story is surfacing from my ‘loyal’(?) readers. With all this back and forth about who owns what, that appears on my blog, let me reiterate that all material posted on my blog becomes the sole property of my blog. If you want to reserve any proprietary rights don’t post it to my blog. I will prominently display this caveat on my blog from now on to remind those who may have forgotten this notice.

Gratefully your blog host,

michelle

Aka BABE: We all know what this means by now :)

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Taliban Suspected Of Sickening Female Afghan Students

Posted by Michelle Moquin on 28th April 2010


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Bahameen: It doesn’t surprise me that the people of Iran, as well as other countries, are being blocked from my blog, again. This was sent to me by one of my readers who couldn’t post the other day. The topic is so important I wanted to post this article for her.

Again, the abuse that women of the world go through is just atrocious. What men will do to continue to keep women down and in their control, has reached higher levels. It is no longer about slavery and abuse, which is bad enough. Now men are, in my mind, attempting mass murder by poisoning young girls.

Taliban suspected of sickening female Afghan students

(CNN) — Afghan authorities will investigate the sudden illness of students and staff at three schools in the past week in northern Afghanistan, the Afghan Human Independent Rights Commission said on Sunday. Local doctors suggested the Taliban may be the perpetrators of possible poison attacks.

“During the last seven days three cases of poisoning [have] occurred in Kunduz Province,” said Syed Karim Talash, the director of the commission office in the province.

At least 88 girls and teachers became ill in separate cases at three girls’ schools.

The cause of the illnesses was not known, but Talash said poison gas was suspected.

“It is really big concern for us, and big concern for the family of the girls,” Talash said.

Dr. Mohammad Qasam Khamoosh, who treated girls from two schools, said “unknown gases” were responsible for the mass illnesses.

These are “terrorist activities against education in the country,” he said.

Girls were not allowed to attend school during the Taliban‘s rule. Girls’ schools have been open in the region since 2001.

Khamoosh said authorities were able to gather a sample of the gas, which has been sent off for testing.

Kunduz province has seen a drastic influx in terrorist activity, particularly by the group known as Hizb-e-Islami, led by the notorious leader Gulbudeen Hekmatyar. It’s an independent group that has increasingly worked under the Taliban umbrella in recent years.

Readers: I don’t know how these women endure. All I can say is how strong willed they must be; they have to be, to continually fight for their lives….their safety and well-being. These actions that these horrible men take do not break these women down. No, on the contrary. As much as I pray to see these atrocities come to an end, the more these women endure, the stronger these women get. The men may think they’re breaking them down, but they are not.

Bahameen: Know that you and the other girls are on my mind and you will continue to be supported. I am sure any one of you would make an amazing girlz, and I look forward to the day when you and others will join me if you chose. Be well and stay strong.

Brian: Thanks for encouraging me and my readers to take action against Goldman Sachs. If you or anyone else wants to sign Bold Progressives petition to launch a criminal investigation of Goldman along with other wall streeters, as well as calling your representatives, I’ve made it easy – click here.

Hi Helena: Nice to hear from you again (?) It is a little disconcerting isn’t it? I was just thinking today, again,  how I have to filter through so much junk to get to the good stuff, and then to have to decipher if what I think is actually good, or if someone is just trying to scam me. It is never ending; there are days where I wish e-mail wasn’t such a major tool of communication.

Anna, Peter: You both have been so committed to posting information on my blog for your peeps, I feel like it is just as much your blog as it is mine. Obviously your work has helped spread the word. I too hope that the Catholic church will be held accountable for the allegations of some of it’s clergy and those ‘butt bandits’ will pay a price. I do believe that your consistent actions in this area, (and others!) deserve some of the credit to say the least, in bringing and keeping these horrific atrocities in the light.

Hello Mike: Don’t worry.  If your persistency pays off, more power to you.

Shirley: Many people read my blog strictly for the health tips. I think this was a good one to post – Thanks.

Marie: Your diary is very amusing. Love the toothbrush bit. Can’t wait to hear about the other ‘crap’. :)

Selvig: You’re right; it is repulsive. I hope that you’ll express your views to all of your friends, Republicans included. Everyone needs to stand up and against this.

Lloyd: Your guess is as good as mine. Like many other things in life, timing is everything. Keep trying. :)

Kids in Church: Cute. On both accounts.

Justin: Thanks for your two. Literally. :)

Fred: Thanks too for your article.

Hi Sonja: I’m sure you are aware that your link wasn’t there, but here it is for those interested. :)

Daemon: Surprisingly, I am actually aware of the financial situation in Greece. I won’t pretend to understand it all, as I am no economist. I hope that the situation improves.

Maurice: All I can do is laugh at your comment; it is just so silly.  Love it -You may not be joking but I’m sure Aquatic rat fur for some men would be quite appropriate. In regards to your question: I have no idea.

John: Nice to hear from you again. No, Mr Hawking and I did not have a conversation, although I would’ve like to. So yes, it does seem more than just a coincidence doesn’t it? ‘Just noticing’…Perhaps like many others who are reading my blog and attempting to lift material, he too has been reading and getting ideas. I am not accusing him of anything, but your comment, as well as Suzy’s does make me think. Thanks. Now I am very curious to see his documentary. Hello to Connie and her women’s club. :)

Doug: Obviously they haven’t gotten a clue yet. Perhaps an Aquatic rat fur vest would help.

Readers: With all of the political powwow going on, did anyone partake in Camp OFA in your community? I went on Sunday and it was very exciting and informative. I have joined two community groups, and I’m looking forward to collaborating with other like-minded peeps in ensuring a successful election in November. And let’s have some fun too – okay?

Lastly, greed over a great story is surfacing from my ‘loyal’(?) readers. With all this back and forth about who owns what, that appears on my blog, let me reiterate that all material posted on my blog becomes the sole property of my blog. If you want to reserve any proprietary rights don’t post it to my blog. I will prominently display this caveat on my blog from now on to remind those who may have forgotten this notice.

Gratefully your blog host,

michelle

Aka BABE: We all know what this means by now :)

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‘Just Noticing’: Observations Of A Blogger

Posted by Michelle Moquin on 25th April 2010


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‘Just noticing’…

…that with all that was on my mind yesterday, I realized I was not up to date on the Sudan elections.

Yesterday, I encouraged all of you to send a letter to Hillary Clinton encouraging her to continue to fight for the people of Sudan supporting the fact that the elections were not free and fair. When I went to send my letter, I realized that I missed the inportant fact the US had already rejected Bashir’s victory and was already moving forward to ensure our government holds all parties in Sudan accountable for fulfilling their obligations to the Sudanese people. I guess I was a little behind on the times, which I am sure many of you noticed. My apologies.

Here’s the latest just in case you, like me, fell behind:

Despite international demands for free and fair elections, indicted war criminal Omar al-Bashir is preparing to claim victory in what you and I both know was a rigged vote.

If Bashir’s “victory” is recognized by the international community, it will only embolden the regime in Khartoum and deal a serious blow to the peace process.

You raised your voice with 70,000 other activists, andAssistant Secretary of State P.J. Crowley has already declared that “this was not a free and fair election,” adding that, “to the extent that the Government of Sudan was looking for redemption or legitimacy in what happened here, they will get none of it.”

Rejecting the results of this fraudulent vote is an important first step, but now it’s time to hold the responsible parties accountable.

Send a message to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and ask her to stand up to the Sudanese regime and demand they meet their obligations under the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.

While much of the world is prepared to accept this sham election and just move on, we must not abandon the people of Sudan who have put themselves at great personal risk to stand up for democracy and basic freedoms.

We must continue to raise our voices for all of those who did not have a chance to speak out during this fraudulent election. For the university student who was harassed and murdered after speaking out against the government. For the election observers who were kidnapped and beaten. For the thousands of Darfuris who continue to live in squalid camps and didn’t have the opportunity to participate. For them, we must continue to insist that the international community pressure the government in Khartoum to fulfill its obligation under the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) to provide for a democratic transformation of the country.

Please, urge Secretary Clinton to support real democracy and human rights by holding the parties in Sudan accountable and ensuring that they live up to their obligations under the CPA.

These elections should have been the first chance in more than two decades for millions of Sudanese to freely choose their leaders. Instead, the Sudanese government ensured that a lack of political freedoms and a continued crisis in Darfur eliminated that opportunity.

If the government of Sudan continues to inhibit basic political rights and freedoms, the stage will be set for widespread violence during the referendum on southern succession. If civil war is to be avoided, both the governments of North and South Sudan must recommit themselves to protecting personal liberty and freedom in order for the referendum to be credible. These are not just lofty ideals – they are obligations that both parties agreed upon in the CPA. As a guarantor of the CPA, it is the responsibility of the United States to hold those who presided over fraudulent elections accountable and take all steps to further democracy in Sudan and protect the integrity of the 2011 referendum.

We must not remain silent. Send Secretary Clinton a message today and speak out for the people of Sudan.

Not judging…’Just noticing’, I am a human; I make mistakes. :)

On a more local note, just a little reminder, today is the day of camp OFA. I’m excited to learn and be a part of it. Here’s your chance to do something more too.

As we continue fighting for the President’s agenda and gear up for the elections in the fall, we need to make sure we’re all ready to organize as effectively as possible.

We’re holding Camp OFA training sessions across the country, to make sure that OFA supporters like you have the skills you’ll need to make it happen. You’ll hear from local community organizers, volunteers, and staff on the best ways to organize local events and build neighborhood teams, how to make the case for the President’s agenda for change, and what OFA is planning to do in the months ahead.

To find a camp near you click here.

Readers: Join me – let’s ensure our success in November and beyond. If you’re in my neighborhood, I’ll look forward to seeing you!

Lastly, greed over a great story is surfacing from my ‘loyal’(?) readers. With all this back and forth about who owns what, that appears on my blog, let me reiterate that all material posted on my blog becomes the sole property of my blog. If you want to reserve any proprietary rights don’t post it to my blog. I will prominently display this caveat on my blog from now on to remind those who may have forgotten this notice.

Peace out….

Gratefully your blog host,

michelle

Aka BABE: We all know what this means by now :)

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World Issues On My Mind

Posted by Michelle Moquin on 24th April 2010


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Good morning.

There is so much to discuss today, my mind is reeling over too many topics to choose from.

Between Goldman Sachs ‘Big Short’, intent on screwing over the livelihood of Americans, to Larry Summers defending the megabanks when all along the mantra has been to end ”The too big to fail”, all I see is a bunch of white boys, (and I call them boys because they don’t deserve to be called men) their hands holding their heads, their faces in dire need of a shot of Botox.

And then we have the Tibetans who are getting no help from the Chinese ever since the 6.9 magnitude earthquake that happened in Tibet. The media consistently labels it as the “China Quake” when “It is worth noting, for many reasons, that Jyekundo is firmly planted in what was formerly Tibet and the vast majority of the victims are Tibetan.” Thanks for the update Quin.  I too labeled it as China until Lin commented a little over a week ago, and straightened that out for us. Thanks Lin. It is amazing the power and the control of mainstream media – we need to dig and constantly dig if we are to get the truth.

My heart goes out to the Tibetans, and I hope that some how, some way that if someone is reading my blog can do something to help, they will.

The Tibetans that died in Jyekundo had the right to die as Tibetans, not as Chinese.

And then the Sudan election. Save Darfur, chimed in yesterday but I am compelled to give my two today. If you haven’t already taken action now is the time to do so. Click here to send a letter to Hillary Clinton. We all know by now how easy it is to rig an election. If it can happen in the United States, you can bet it can happen in other countries with less sophisticated systems. Sudan is one of them. Don’t let the people of sudan down. They are counting on help from Obama and in order for Obama to continue to take a strong stance he needs continual support from us. The Sudanese, not to mention the Darfuris have gone through too much to have to endure another Omar al-Bashir presidency. This vote was not free and fair.

And lastly, another comment from the Ori threatening to give us another ‘natural’ disaster. Just when will peace come to this planet?

What’s up in your minds?

Lastly, greed over a great story is surfacing from my ‘loyal’(?) readers. With all this back and forth about who owns what, that appears on my blog, let me reiterate that all material posted on my blog becomes the sole property of my blog. If you want to reserve any proprietary rights don’t post it to my blog. I will prominently display this caveat on my blog from now on to remind those who may have forgotten this notice.

Gratefully your blog host,

michelle

Aka BABE: We all know what this means by now :)

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