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Progress Michigan: Why feminists aren’t rooting for Bristol

Progress Michigan: Why feminists aren’t rooting for Bristol

By Angela Vasquez-Giroux Wittrock on September 22, 2010

Not your typical struggling single mom.

Posted in Community & Opinion, Progress Michigan | Tagged angela vasquez-giroux wittrock, bristol palin, dancing with the stars, feminism, feminist, Progress Michigan | 2 Responses

Progress Michigan: We need to educate our children for a global economy

Progress Michigan: We need to educate our children for a global economy

By Angela Vasquez-Giroux Wittrock on September 10, 2010

East Lansing High is now without a regular math teacher – would grads Larry Page of Google & poll analyst Nate Silver make it today?

Posted in Community & Opinion, News, Progress Michigan | Tagged education, Google, larry page, michiganm east lansing high, nate silver, Progress Michigan | 1 Response

Progress Michigan: Sorry, Right-Wingers, you can’t claim baseball

Progress Michigan: Sorry, Right-Wingers, you can’t claim baseball

By Angela Vasquez-Giroux Wittrock on September 4, 2010

Baseball fan Angela argues that if you declare Ground Zero a battleground, you can’t claim baseball as yours.

Posted in Community & Opinion, Food, Progress Michigan | Tagged baseball, conservatives, Glenn Beck, ground zero, Progress Michigan | Leave a response

Progress Michigan: How to be popular

Progress Michigan: How to be popular

By Angela Vasquez-Giroux Wittrock on July 21, 2010

Dems pull ahead in Gallup poll? Was it the GOP refusal to pass unenjoyment?

Posted in Community & Opinion, Progress Michigan | Tagged gallup poll, Progress Michigan, unemployment benefits | Leave a response

NEWS FLASH: Tax cuts for the rich are spending increases

NEWS FLASH: Tax cuts for the rich are spending increases

By Angela Vasquez-Giroux Wittrock on July 14, 2010

In GOP-land, the Bush tax cuts for the rich must be preserved but unemployment for folks like us merely add to the deficit.

Posted in Community & Opinion, Progress Michigan | Tagged Progress Michigan, unemployment benefits | Leave a response

Progress Michigan: Quick hits

Progress Michigan: Quick hits

By Angela Vasquez-Giroux Wittrock on June 28, 2010

Where in the world is Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox? He’s on his world tour — er, getting in touch with his constituents across the state in a way that has nothing to do with elections. Ahem. But he did weigh in recently on a case in Chicago. Per the Cox Facebook page: Mike Cox Great [...]

Posted in News | Tagged british petroleum, Mike Cox, pete hoekstra, Progress Michigan | Leave a response

Progress Michigan: Being Nolan Finley

Progress Michigan: Being Nolan Finley

By Angela Vasquez-Giroux Wittrock on June 22, 2010

Bashing Detroit while trying to save it. Does that really work?

Posted in Activism, Community & Opinion, Progress Michigan | Tagged conservative, Detroit News, Nolan Finley, Progress Michigan | Leave a response

Progress Michigan: Fact-checking the right (Twitter edition)

Progress Michigan: Fact-checking the right (Twitter edition)

By Angela Vasquez-Giroux Wittrock on June 18, 2010

The “drill, baby, drill” crowd in 140 characters.

Posted in Community & Opinion, News, Progress Michigan | Tagged al anuzis, great lakes, igt, oil spill, progss michgan, twitter | Leave a response

Progress Michigan: The Good, the Bad & the Oily

Progress Michigan: The Good, the Bad & the Oily

By Angela Vasquez-Giroux Wittrock on May 18, 2010

Oil spills, legislative leadership gaps and Mike Bishop — oh my!

Posted in Community & Opinion, News, Progress Michigan | Tagged andy dillon, angela vasquez-giroux, Bart Stupak, british petroleum, Halliburton, Mike Bishop, Progress Michigan, transocean, Wittrock | 1 Response

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