In today's partisan, divisive political environment blasting the NCAA is like attacking “drug kingpins” or “terrorism”: political catnip. Read More
Do tax rate cuts boost the economy? Will they generate even more revenue than before the cut? Read More
Governments often pick one person's pocket in order to put it in someone else's pocket. Read More
Why did Jesse Helms' views on Israel change after the 1984 election? Read More
Entitlement programs are on a collision course with reality. Read More
When it comes to our kids and their future, there is precious little to distinguish two gay parents of color from a Christian conservative mom and dad. Read More
Since 2015 NCAE membership has declined 26.9 percent. How widespread is membership among teachers? Read More
The cardinal attacking my window each morning reminds me of Republicans, who are territorial and see a reflection that doesn't fit their expectations. Read More
Sometimes Boris Johnson can be a clown. But sometimes clowns are on to something. Could this be a time to lighten up a bit? Read More
At the beginning of the year there were hopes that the Governor, Senate and House would work together to pass a two-year budget. Hopes for bi-partisan cooperation quickly disappeared. Read More
