Legislature's leaders promote polarization when times demand conciliation
The selfish work to inflame partisan passions, particularly as the nation is focused on seeking ways to keep our children safe, was misdirected. Read More

The selfish work to inflame partisan passions, particularly as the nation is focused on seeking ways to keep our children safe, was misdirected. Read More

Robinson just picks up steam despite any highly controversial statements or past actions. Read More

Failure and fatigue will impact our future unless we rise up to make changes that most of us want. Read More

Two polls taken after the May 17th vote show it's too soon to count Cheri Beasley out. Read More

And so long as politicians continue to block even simple and extremely modest gun safety laws man-children like the Uvalde and Buffalo shooters will continue to get their guns. Read More

Overall the economy is clearly on the mend, but this recovery may be short-lived and workers may not continue to be in high demand for long. Read More

Asking teachers to determine whether a family may abuse a child if they follow a mandate to talk to them about their child’s sexuality or gender identity is too much. Read More

One-fifth of our population lives in the five largest places. Read More

Second primary elections don’t solve the problem of candidates winning with over 30%, but less than 50%, of the vote. Read More

Conservatives direct their gaze backward not to worship at the altar of some idealized past but instead to study and practice the lessons of history. Read More