Today’s cartoon is by Rick McKee, The Augusta Chronicle.… Continue reading
Even with the postage paid, thousands of Washington voters didn’t get their ballots in on time for the August primary. Collectively, auditors rejected 17,167 ballots… Continue reading
I have never been hungry. Well, let me be more specific — I have never been hungry enough to put my health in jeopardy. And,… Continue reading
Today’s cartoon is by Dave Granlund, PoliticalCartoons.com.… Continue reading
“Stubble” is my middle name. No, not really. But I do find myself occupying that No Man’s Land…er, LOTS of Men’s Land… of not wanting… Continue reading
Today’s cartoon is by Bruce Plante, Tulsa World.… Continue reading
PLAINS, Ga. - The antithesis of Donald Trump and his administration can be studied, at least for those willing to drive 150 miles south from… Continue reading
Today’s cartoon is by RJ Matson, CQ Roll Call.… Continue reading
A much-divided state Supreme Court blew up an unusual compromise when it concluded that Initiative 940, which would rewrite Washington law on the use of… Continue reading
Today’s cartoon is by Dave Granlund, PoliticalCartoons.com.… Continue reading
Congressional Republicans continue to abet and excuse Donald Trump’s relentless assaults on democratic norms and the rule of law. But if we were to focus… Continue reading
We have been informed, twice now this week, that there are alleged “adults” in Donald Trump’s White House who are supposedly acting as a hedge… Continue reading
Today’s cartoon is by Nate Beeler, The Columbus Dispatch.… Continue reading
To the editor: The saying goes “to love a place, it must be lovely,” running counter to the time-honored tradition of Californication — an asphalt… Continue reading
It’s so easy these days to despair about the future of our country. It feels like half the people I run into just want to… Continue reading
My youngest son, who just finished his first year of college in the Bay area, called the other day upset with a situation at work.… Continue reading
What, we wonder, can we do about it? What is there to do about a lack of funding for our public schools and education in… Continue reading
