I Was Surprised 9/11 Wasn’t Vastly Worse
It Still Might Be When I first heard that Middle-Eastern terrorists had flown jets into the New York Twin Towers causing them to collapse my first reaction was relief.... Read more.
Woke? Hell Yeah!
Distancing Is the Wrong Correction Suddenly some people who claimed in the past to be “woke” are now distancing themselves from it. That’s a mistake.... Read more.
Bold Democratic Changes Could Help Heal America’s Political Divide
There’s No Better Balm Than Success For People The correct policies, applied in big changes, would appeal to both right and left enough to soften the divisiveness... Read more.
Democratic Socialism: Bad Marketing, Understandable Mistake
Voters embracing Democratic Socialists may be reacting less to socialism itself than to frustration with an economy and political establishment they believe have... Read more.
Is Trump’s Corruption Killing People In Sudan?
Money From the People Backing the Killing Certainly Influences Him There is a terrible war in Sudan that includes intentionally slaughtering massive numbers of civilians.... Read more.
The Left Has Been Correct About a Long List
On this 250th Consider How Different We Are, and Could Have Been The list of things the left has been correct about over the last 100 or so years is astounding.... Read more.
Uber-Rich Repeat Ayn Rand’s Deadly Mistake
“I’m So Smart, Listen to Me” Has Led To Historic Catastrophes In a New York Times piece, “All Men Are Created Equal, Not Everyone Agrees“,... Read more.
Not “If You Can Keep It”, but “If You Want It”
Ben Franklin Was a Little off Target Here’s a refresher on the story: People outside the constitutional convention in 1787 waited to hear what kind of government... Read more.
A Designated Spokesperson for Democrats?
There Are Ways Democrats Could Focus and Amplify Their Message The Democrats need a designated spokesperson. President Trump can get his message of the moment covered... Read more.
In Callais Ruling , Supreme Court Uses Stunningly Cold Language Toward Minorities
Often Some Sympathy is Expressed. Not This Time. In the recent case in which the Supreme Court further gutted the Voting Rights Act – Louisiana v. Callais... Read more.