Contributor.
Watching the most extraordinary political upheaval in my lifetime — and perhaps in American history — unfold in real time.
As with a California wildfire, job one is always fixing the problem, not finding culprits.
Protecting threatened passengers on a subway is good. Assassinating an executive because we don't like his profession is bad.
It is time (way past time, actually) to set the record straight on the Big Lie and J6.
Trump will need the best team he can get, and some advice from the peanut gallery (us) might help him — and the nation.
Maybe there are lessons to be learned from those who put themselves in harm's way on our behalf.
The Harris campaign's "Trump is Hitler" smear is more harmful to the nation than anything Trump has in mind.
Ignore the noise — we know what a Trump administration, or a Harris administration, would look like.
We know both candidates all too well. No need to guess how either might change if elected president.
Last week's VP debate is one more example of the media's insistence on telling us how to think.
U.S. commercial nuclear power has a new lease on life, but it's long overdue, and with a steep hill still to climb.
