Lindsey’s Looming Loss: A Lesson on Loyalties
Poor Lindsey Graham; he’s facing a legitimate—and downright tough—challenge for his seat in the U.S. Senate. The Republican senior senator
Category: The Supreme Court
America Needs an Election Intervention
It’s time for an election intervention in 2020. Democracy hangs in the balance.
Discord & Dissension-A Pause
At the beginning of the year, Jill Dennison and I decided to collaborate on a project that we hoped would
And So It Begins …
Originally posted on Filosofa's Word:
I said in a recent post that the U.S. government needs to be getting off their…
Discord & Dissension – Part IX – The Courts
Trump is making his mark on the courts. Democrats need to make their case to voters.
Considering Michael Bloomberg And A Worry For Another Time
I’ve heard a lot of disapproving talk about Michael Bloomberg trying to ‘buy’ his way into the Presidency, and it’s
Republican Party: Rigging is better than conforming
How Obama’s election prompted a desperate power grab A few days ago, I happened to watch the new documentary called
American cities are the incubator for political change
We know our political system is corrupt. We know that big money rules the day. The rich and powerful have
What will a $1.3 million contribution get you?
The following Tweet from President Trump may not seem like a big deal but once you fill in the blanks,
Money in Politics: Democracy under siege–Part Two
Is it a bribe, or an exercise in free speech? Frankly, this is where the Supreme Court gets it wrong.
On The Fence Voters 