Yeah, I’ll comment on Women for Lee. Reactive, heavy handed, ineffectual.

On about 4.5 hours of sleep on what is already a long day – I’ll let you decide in what order of importance my comments are

1. Yay, I’m not old yet either – nevermind the flecks of grey in them their curls. hee. I don’t consider myself a boomer either, perhaps the vanguard of Generation X or perhaps Generation Recession 1.0 (1980s version).

2 – No, no comment on the Women for Lee. Interesting, but nah – there’s too much else going on.

3 – Claire McCaskill has very little left to learn about using Web 2.0. I follow her on Twitter & she is not only an absolute hoot to read, I’m learning a lot of useful information about the way Washington works, at least from her perspective.

4 – Marcy Kaptur is right on pretty much everything these days.(I have quibbles with her stance on “life” issues, though.)

5 – the gallup well-being index tip. thanks. Enlightening & depressing. I have to read more about how it works before I make any informed comments. I do find it interesting that my very rural district in PA ranks about in the middle of the pack, and I know first-hand & through family members living there now that most doctors there don’t accept new Medicaid patients. My stepfather has to drive 80 – 100 miles to access the VA system. Again, I’d have to read more.

Thanks for this.