Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran … Thanks, John McCain! Let’s mix a little humor in with war. It’s so much easier to take when… Continue reading
Is the bulging field of Democrats seeking the 2020 presidential nomination a sign of strength? Or is it a troubling indication that wresting the presidency… Continue reading
Imagine for a moment that political discussions can assume the same evidence-based knowledge as active components in decision making as treatment pathways do when responding… Continue reading
Our cartoon chronicle of the 45th president continues with a look back at Week 123 for the “stable genius” who is warming a chair at… Continue reading
Interesting how the Republican Party’s attitude toward the office of the presidency has changed in three short years. During the tenure of the previous POTUS,… Continue reading
Modern politics can be summed up this way: Republicans frequently refer to Ronald Reagan, while Democrats prefer to conjure memories of Franklin Roosevelt. Roosevelt’s New… Continue reading
“Sooner or later they end up in a cage, where (they) belong.” This is hardly a surprise: A recent study by the Missouri attorney general’s… Continue reading
The old bumper sticker, “Keep Your Laws Off of My Body” isn’t old and isn’t a bumper sticker. It’s a chilling reality for women today.… Continue reading
Breaking his two-year vow of silence, special counsel, professional Boy Scout and part-time monk Robert S. Mueller III took time from his busy schedule of… Continue reading
H.L. Mencken, the famed crusty commentator, said one century ago: “A politician is an animal which can sit on a fence and yet keep both… Continue reading
You may not be ready for next year’s elections, but in political time, they’re coming up fast. Even politicians who aren’t running for president are… Continue reading
Posit: You and some friends want your town to change a public policy and the city government is ignoring you, so you decide to make… Continue reading
On June 4th, 30 years on, I ruminated to myself about the “tank man” from Tiananmen Square. I often reflect on the sacrifices that are… Continue reading
Our cartoon chronicle of the 45th president continues with a look back at President Donald J. Trump’s 122nd week in the White House. This week’s… Continue reading
As U.S. college students — and their families — know all too well, the cost of a higher education in the United States has skyrocketed… Continue reading
It was tempting, for a moment there, to believe that President Donald Trump might get through his overseas trip to the United Kingdom and Normandy… Continue reading
As Gov. Jay Inslee prepared to launch his campaign for president earlier this year, he had a request of three fellow Democrats he knew to… Continue reading
