Commentary
The Presidential Race Is Giving NYC Comedy Clubs a Real Lift
July 8, 2016
by Heather Robinson
From The New York Post
Time and again, the comic minds among us have guided Americans through challenging eras.
So perhaps it should come as no surprise that, in an age of stark political divisiveness and explosion of media (including...
As Megyn Kelly Interview Looms, Trump Desperately Needs Support of Women
May 17, 2016
by Heather Robinson
From The Algemeiner
Whether they love him or hate him, most Americans who watched the first Republican debate last summer remember Donald Trump’s fight with Fox News’ Megyn Kelly.
After Kelly asked Trump a tough question regarding his...
Donald Trump’s Female Trouble
April 6, 2016
by Heather Robinson
From The Algemeiner
In Tuesday’s Wisconsin primary and beyond, expect Donald Trump to have big trouble.
Female trouble.
Midway through the primary season, Trump’s difficulty attracting female support is well acknowledged....
Trump Defies Expectations at AIPAC
March 23, 2016
by Heather Robinson
From The Algemeiner
Defying dire predictions of booing, walkouts and even demonstrations, Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump continued to surpass expectations by receiving multiple standing ovations Monday evening in a...
Marco Takes Minnesota and Finally Confronts a Dangerous Donald Trump
March 7, 2016
by Heather Robinson
From The Algemeiner
Marco Rubio won the Minnesota Republican caucus on Tuesday — his first win in a bruising evening and primary season.
For the past several days, Rubio has taken the fight to Donald Trump. In doing so, I believe that Rubio...
Rubio Comes Out Swinging
February 26, 2016
by Heather Robinson
From The Algemeiner
US Senator Marco Rubio was cool as a cucumber, appropriately aggressive, and sharp as a tack in Thursday’s Republican presidential debate.
In his spontaneous responses to moderators’ questions and to Donald...
Hillary’s Woes Show That Young Women ‘Get’ Feminism
February 18, 2016
by Heather Robinson
From The New York Post
Margaret Thatcher. Golda Meir. Angela Merkel. Indira Gandhi.
Most of us don’t recall the names of these women’s husbands. Surely they had help from mentors, as all successful people do — but they got to the top...
Solving The Great Valentine’s Day Dilemmas
February 14, 2016
by Heather Robinson
From The New York Post
What do New York City women — and men — want for Valentine’s Day?
For singles in the uncertain hinterland of early-stage dating, trying to figure out what is reasonable to do or expect can be downright...
Dating and Politics — A Perilous Mix
November 6, 2015
by Heather Robinson
From New York Post
Do political opposites attract?
Or is there a red America and a blue America when it comes to love — especially heading into a presidential election year?
Most of the two dozen New York City singles interviewed for this...
It’s Too Easy Being Single in New York
September 11, 2015
by Heather Robinson
From The New York Post
Is fall a good time to focus on finding the right life partner in New York City?
Do the shortening days and hint of crispness in the evening air, with the whiff of upcoming holidays, make some singles —...