Yesterday President Obama announced his plan to combat gun violence, saying, "This is our first task as a society: keeping our children safe. This is how we will be judged. We can't put this off any longer." Two of our iVoices moms -- one liberal and one conservative -- respond to the President's recommendations.
The Obama girls managed to live a pretty normal life inside the White House the first four years. Something tells us the next four won't be much different!
We have a real chance to change our country and curb access to guns. We should be able to drop our children off at school without armed police offers patrolling the grounds in order to feel “safe.”
The media urges restricting guns (#doitforGabby), but my frustration with the Sandy Hook massacre was that there was one gun too few.
From Jackie Kennedy to Michelle Obama, for the past half-century, America's first ladies have defined the country's style, with each woman’s individual take on fashion offering a visual marker of our changing style ideals. Of course we look forward to the day when the outfits we track are being worn by the president, ahem, herself, but until then, we present a look back at the fashion that ruled the White House through the past 10 presidencies.
