WILL HE?

Mike Lux, 05/09/12

Partner, Democracy Partners

We need to not only take back our economic fate from Wall Street, we need to cleanse our values system of their culture as well.

Lee Woodruff, 05/09/12

Co-author, 'In an Instant', Author, 'Perfectly Imperfect'

As I swam my laps, I wondered idly if I really was too old to have kids this young? Was biology nature's way of saying, "you won't have the energy for this in a few years?" And yet how many of us are successful at making life fall in line with the perfect time to marry, procreate or change careers?

Cara Santa Maria, 05/08/12

Science correspondent, Huffington Post; editor, Talk Nerdy to Me

Is eating people dangerous? Nutritional? Healthy? What actually happens, physiologically, when human flesh is consumed?

Rev. Al Sharpton, 05/09/12

President, National Action Network

The latest victims in Republican warfare are the most defenseless among us -- our children. By allowing student interest rates to double, we will once again hurt those who need financial aid the most, and once again further disenfranchise the already marginalized.

Aly Windsor, 05/07/12

Mother, partner, and writer

On May 4 my partner and I took our two boys with us to vote early against North Carolina's Amendment 1. We were not prepared at all for the drama that we encountered as we approached the early voting location.

Martha Rosenberg, 05/09/12

Health reporter, 'Consumers Digest' contributor

Many farmers and agricultural professionals are miffed that the days of "it's-none-of-your-business" farming are over. Once upon a time, consumers cared only about the price and wholesomeness of food and didn't worry about--or videotape--its origins and "disassembly."

Judy A. Smith, 05/09/12

Founder & President of Smith and Company

I'm a little nervous that some of the "fun" I had in the past may affect my future prospects of employment. I have heard of potential employers doing an Internet search before hiring someone. Do companies have the right to use this information against me?

Kara Gebhart Uhl, 05/07/12

Blogger, pleiadesbee.com

I looked down at her bare feet, caked with dirt, bits of long-ago red polish on her toenails. Her plaid green skort and halter top were soiled and stained--and not the kind of dirty that clothes get after a hard day's play.

Eric Boehlert, 05/09/12

Senior Fellow, Media Matters for America

Right-wing bloggers can whine all they want about Obama not being vetted, but they had their chance to do it in 2008. These same bloggers blew it though, by trafficking in some of the most absurd, un-thinking conspiracy theories imaginable.

Natasha Burton, 05/08/12

Staff Writer, HuffPost Weddings and HuffPost Divorce

Eman is not just getting married this summer, she's also on a quest to become the world's biggest woman. What troubles me about this story is not Eman's quest, but how "Inside Edition," and other outlets that have since picked up the story, are talking about her.

Roger Scruton, 05/09/12

Philosopher

The propensity for settlement and stewardship is at the heart of conservative philosophy and ought to be at the heart of conservative politics too.

Thomas Shomaker, 05/09/12

Video Producer

The most important rule is to avoid making prolonged eye contact with the monkeys, which is taken as a sign of aggression and responded to in kind.

Mark Meissner, 05/08/12

Adjunct professor, The George Washington University Graduate School of Political Management

Tuesday marked the end of the distinguished career of Indiana's longest-serving U.S. senator ever, Richard Lugar. This shocking turn of events was unthinkable for almost all of Lugar's 36-year career in the U.S. Senate. So what happened?

Cesar Millan, 05/08/12

Dog Whisperer and CEO of CesarsWay.com

It doesn't matter what it is, bullies will find something different about you and try to make your life hard.

Lincoln Mitchell, 05/09/12

Harriman Institute, Columbia University

As Romney has campaigned, it has become increasingly clear that while he is smart and well-spoken, he is also not a strong campaigner. Romney's penchant for awkward gaffes that confirm what many voters fear about him is only part of this.

Jess Coleman, 05/09/12

Student, New York City Lab School

For a party that wants government "off our backs" and "out of our pockets," they sure seem to care a lot about who we love.

Jack Otter, 05/09/12

Executive Editor of CBS MoneyWatch.com

Is it better to buy a house or rent? Should you give the kids an allowance just for being your kids, or make 'em work for it? Should you hire a real estate agent or sell the house on your own?

Elisabeth Braw, 05/09/12

Senior Reporter, Metro International

The opera arias lent an upbeat note to the UN secretary-general's otherwise glum day: the UN secretary-general has Syria on his mind. In an exclusive interview, he met Metro to talk about Syria, energy and the future of humankind.

Shanae Hall, 05/08/12

Author and Radio and TV Personality

Whoever thought the time would come when you are no longer in love with the person that you said "I do" to?

Paula Skaggs, 05/09/12

Senior, St. Olaf College

North Carolina doesn't define a nation. Our nation is going to be defined by the millions upon millions of people who understand that equality isn't limited to sexuality, and human rights aren't something that should be given only to those you agree with.

Scott Morgan, 05/09/12

Associate Editor, StoptheDrugWar.org

Anyone who wants to argue that Romney would be worse when it comes to medical marijuana should begin by explaining how. Obama's been worse on this issue than George W. Bush ever was, so what's to say he wouldn't be worse than Romney too?

Sean X, 05/09/12

Entrepreneurial marketing executive; Digital strategist; Social media adviser

I am a communication purist, in that I believe the most important aspect of communication is understanding by the recipient, not precision in its delivery. However, you must ask yourself. How does a signature line serve me? It too is to provide communication. So be careful.

Donna Karan, 05/09/12

Fashion designer; Humanitarian

In honor of Mother's Day, I want to invite you to join me on this journey of advocating for all mothers everywhere. It is an act of love, it is a celebration of life and it is a promise for an inspired tomorrow.

Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm, 05/08/12

Former Governor of Michigan, Faculty at UC Berkeley, Host of "The War Room with Jennifer Granholm" on Current TV

As you know, Mitt, I was governor of Michigan during that horrible time, when the financial industry was melting down and the auto industry was in free fall. So Mitt, here's my request: Just stop it.