The people of the United States need to turn away from the revolting tribalism, polarization, extremism, partisanship and narcissism seen in way too may elected leaders. We need a peaceful and effective revolution. A revolution of principles. ...
The far left and far right are polarizing America in an attempt to win votes and power. The rest of us must stick together and not fall victim to polarization. We cannot let them make fools of us! ...
Today, we respond to a letter found in a blue envelope on the left side of our mailbox. Once again, this letter is about Donald Trump....
Our recent “open letter” blog post to the political parties drew a heartfelt (if imaginary and hypothetical) response about problem child from the recent past. ...
With candidates starting to step forward for 2002 federal races, we think both the Republicans and Democrats could do better than many of the candidates they have nominated in recent years. ...
The right principles lead to good deeds—deeds that help the American voter. We should reward, not penalize, the politicians who honor these principles....
The media today often abandons its constitutional role of informing the public. Bias, sensationalism, and use of anonymous leakers as sources are not what the freedom of the press was meant to protect....
What may seem like a divided nation about to get farther and farther apart on separate paths (like the sign in the photo here), may not be. Viewed from another perspective, the same sign could represent two divergent trails coming together. ...
To what do our leaders pledge their loyalty, their commitment? The answer should be to the United States of America and its people as a whole. Polarization, and dividing ourselves into separate red and blue political tribes is unhelpful. ...
