Terrance Heath

Terrance Heath

At a Glance:

Terrance Heath has been a Project Contributor since July 2007, has written 461 entries and currently lives in Washington, DC.

Bio

Terrance Heath has blogged at The Republic of T. since October 2003. He lives in the metro Washington D.C. area with his husband and their adopted son, and works as a blogging/social media consultant.

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Newt Gingrich & Cory Booker: Dragged Into A Conversation They Can't Hold

Filed by Terrance Heath | May 23, 2012 4:30 PM | comments

This strange political season gets stranger by the day. The song that comes to mind is from Culture Club's 1984 single, "Mistake No. 3," when Boy George sings of people getting "dragged into a conversation they can't hold."Read More

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What the Bain Argument Is Really About

Filed by Terrance Heath | May 23, 2012 12:30 PM | comments

The 2012 presidential election may go down as one of the strangest political seasons in recent memory, because the influence of the financial sector in politics, policy and the economy has caused Republicans to sound like Democrats and Democrat to sound like Republicans.Read More

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The Return of the Man from Bain

Filed by Terrance Heath | May 18, 2012 2:00 PM | comments

It looks like the Man from Bain is back. The truth is, he never left. Obama and the Democrats have every reason to make sure he sticks around for the duration of the campaign.Read More

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Wisteria Lane: Once More Around The Block

Filed by Terrance Heath | May 17, 2012 10:00 AM | comments

Folding laundry, in our house, will never be the same again. That's how my husband and I have spent every other Sunday for the past eight years - sitting on the couch, folding laundry, and watching Desperate Housewives.Read More

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America Is 'Evolving' Towards Justice

Filed by Terrance Heath | May 16, 2012 2:00 PM | comments

President Obama nearly cost me five bucks. In the build-up to his historic interview, a co-worker announced that he would bet $5 that Obama would end of his evolution on same-sex marriage and announce his support of marriage equality.Read More