Conservative and liberal are noble words. Both possess their share of wisdom. Both have occasion to guide America in needful directions. The trouble is, reasonable conversations about what is best for our nation are rare because we live in a segregated society. We’re separated not by race—at least not to the extent we once were—but by the information we consume and the skill with which we discern its accuracy.
To launch a filibuster in 2021, all that’s required is wandering past the Majority Leader’s office and mumbling the dreaded word, and the illustrious body freezes solid. No raw throat, no tousled hair, no passion necessary.
Impeachment Immediately, if not Sooner Blogger’s Note: This opinion piece assumes that readers believe Donald Trump is unfit for his office. If you think that the current president and his administration are acting in the American public’s best interest and serving our country’s needs with wisdom and integrity, continuing on will likely be not only…
The Celebration of Pain “Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings, the chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, accused the Trump administration of an ‘empathy deficit’ when handling migrant children including forced family separations as a way to deter asylum seekers” (abcnews.go.com). You can relax. I won’t be talking about Donald Trump or border agents…
Matters of Conscience 