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Karen DeWitt
Karen DeWitt

Karen DeWitt has a long distinguished career as a journalist, covering politics, but also has worked on political campaigns. She compares the later to the labor of a Hebrew working for the Pharaoh. She’s covered the White House and the national politics for The New York Times; foreign affairs and the White House for USA TODAY before joining that newspaper’s management as an assistant managing editor. She switched to television as a senior producer for ABC’s Nightline, where she wrote and produced the award-winning, Found Voices about the digitization of 1930s and 1940s interviews with former slaves. She returned to newspapers, as Washington editor for the Examiner newspaper and eventually left to help on local political campaigns. She has several blogs, but contributes mostly to a food blog called “I don’t speak cuisine” at peacecorpsworldwide.org and theroot.com.

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Some Congress members to donate their salary during the shutdown, but that’s a drop in the bucket

October 17, 2013October 17, 2013 Karen DeWitt

Whenever people talk about terrorists, they call them crazy– crazy for believing that they’ll end up in paradise after blowing

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Zimmerman trial: No justice for blacks

July 15, 2013July 15, 2013 Karen DeWitt

When I told my 91-year old mother about the not guilty verdict for George Zimmerman in the killing of 17-year

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Boston Marathon: ‘April is the cruelest month’

April 16, 2013April 16, 2013 Karen DeWitt

Riveted by news reports about the two explosions that rocked the finish line of Monday’s Boston Marathon and left at

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Gay Marriage: Why not support it?

March 28, 2013March 27, 2013 Karen DeWitt

I support marriage equality.   What’s not to support.   Two people fall in love and they want to get married, so

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Pentagon lifts ban on women in combat and it’s about time

January 25, 2013January 25, 2013 Karen DeWitt

The Pentagon’s groundbreaking decision to lift  the U.S. military’s official ban on women in combat actually acknowledges the reality that

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President Obama’s ban on assault weapons is the right move

January 16, 2013December 3, 2014 Karen DeWitt

In April 1999, two teenagers at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorad0, went on a killing spree at their suburban

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GOP: Get your act together and find rational alternatives that appeal to all Americans

November 9, 2012November 9, 2012 Karen DeWitt

My boss at a major civil rights coalition once accused me of being willing to work for Republicans. “You’re right,”

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Mr. Romney, how about ‘Binders full of Americans?’

October 17, 2012October 18, 2012 Karen DeWitt

Since I don’t watch political debates, what I get out of them is the verbal flotsam and jetsam that make

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Why I won’t watch the debates

October 16, 2012October 16, 2012 Karen DeWitt

I didn’t watch the first one, I didn’t watch the second, and I won’t be watching the third of the

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India’s blackout left millions without power: Could America be next?

August 1, 2012August 1, 2012 Karen DeWitt

In the wake of India’s recent 50 percent electrical outage with more than 600 million residents losing power, more Americans

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