It seems certain that one of the contributing factors in the disastrous calculus that led Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to believe he could get away with his invasion of Ukraine was his perception of weakness and division in the United States. Read More
Whether he remains in politics or not it would be good if he sought some professional help. Read More
The undeniable truth is that standing up to and punishing Vladimir Putin’s criminal invasion of Ukraine will take real sacrifice from Americans. Read More
Tillis obviously refuses to embrace Trumpism. He decried the invasion. Now he needs to disavow Trump's treason. Read More
Like seat belts and bicycle helmets can be uncomfortable and a real real pain, but some of the arguments made against masks in schools is simplistic sophistry. Read More
You might not want to hear it, but when it comes to the pandemic we're not quite out of the woods. Read More
Our constitution delegates a host of issues to the legislature over which it has long been established that the courts must have the final say when it comes to conflicts with core constitutional rights. Read More
One of the seminal conflicts in modern human society is that what's good for business is not always good for society. Read More
A judge handing down rulings with which legislators disagree is not an offense of any kind – much less an impeachable one. Read More
The ability of our national leaders to control the economy is clearly imperfect and incomplete, but it’s clear that they do have it in their power to bring things to a screeching halt by overreacting to the inflation issue. Read More
