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A Look Back at the Words of 2018 Dec. 12, 2018
My goodness, what a year we had, With mayhem, storms, and fires so bad. Our language seemed to fall ... Read More
Changes the GOP Should Love Nov. 13, 2018
I first ran into Heracliltus, a great Grecian shedder of tears, while writing in college about the f... Read More
Split Election Result Sends Polarized Politics Toward 2020 Nov. 09, 2018
The Republican president, considered a lightweight and an ignoramus by many in Washington, suffered ... Read More
Nine Takeaways from the Midterms Nov. 08, 2018
The much-anticipated "most-important-midterm-election-in-our-lifetime" is over. Democrats have a nar... Read More
Brett Kavanaugh and the Politics of Emotion-Shaming Oct. 19, 2018
America squandered an important national moment. Judge Brett Kavanaugh wept. On national TV. For 45 ... Read More
The Left Threatens Abuses of Power Oct. 16, 2018
In 2005, the Supreme Court issued its landmark decision in Kelo v. New London, diminishing Americans... Read More
After Surviving Confirmation Buzz Saw, Is Kavanaugh Too Bitter to Be Objective? Oct. 12, 2018
The Supreme Court confirmation process for Justice Brett Kavanaugh has run its course. No one should... Read More
How Brett Kavanaugh Framed Himself as a Martyr to the #MeToo Movement Oct. 12, 2018
Innocent until proven guilty. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell floated a lot of arguments to ... Read More
If Kavanaugh Is 'Partisan,' Should We Impeach Justice RBG? Oct. 11, 2018
Forcefully responding to allegations of sex assault, Judge Brett Kavanaugh said in his confirmation ... Read More
A Permanent Democrat Majority Oct. 11, 2018
We are officially less than a month away from some pretty historic elections that I believe will fun... Read More
Fortunately, Our Society Is Not As Polarized As Our Politics Oct. 11, 2018
In the wake of the politically toxic dialogue of recent weeks, it's refreshing to note that 63 perce... Read More
Federal Commission Is Cracking Down on Workplace Sexual Harassers Oct. 10, 2018
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced a more than 50 percent increase in EEOC workpl... Read More
Why the Executive Branch Shouldn't Legislate: Progressives Appreciate the Separation of Powers -- Up to a Point Oct. 10, 2018
Brett Kavanaugh, who joined the Supreme Court this week, and Neil Gorsuch, who was appointed last ye... Read More
Behind the Kavanaugh Controversy Is an Unchecked, Boozy Fraternity Culture Oct. 09, 2018
The bruising Supreme Court confirmation battle involving Judge Brett Kavanaugh and his first accuser... Read More
Of Moral Messes -- and Traps Oct. 09, 2018
As for shaping the Brett Kavanaugh hash into a nutritious helping of moral meaning, I can suggest be... Read More
Trump 2020? Oct. 05, 2018
I have wobbled back and forth on the idea of supporting President Donald Trump in 2020. I opposed hi... Read More
Trump Has Revolutionized Politics. Can Democrats Catch Up? Oct. 05, 2018
Donald Trump may last; he may go away. But the influence of his revolutionary approach to American p... Read More
The Kavanaugh Backlash Oct. 04, 2018
Democrats overreached in their opposition to Kavanaugh's confirmation. It may cost them the House an... Read More
Lie Detectors Aren't Fact: A Polygraph Test Does Not Prove Christine Blasey Ford Is Telling the Truth -- or Anything Else Oct. 03, 2018
There was no shortage of absurdities during last week's Senate hearing on Christine Blasey Ford's se... Read More
Supreme Court Opens Its Latest Term with Only 8 Justices Oct. 03, 2018
For the second time in three years, the U.S. Supreme Court begins a term short-handed. The high cour... Read More
