
Contributor.

Before we worry about a second coming of Trump, let's take a hard look at what's actually been happening in America.

Climate change and green energy are not idle chatter. International speechifying begets public policy, which affects real people in real ways.

Even if no one is above the law, some are surely being run over by it.

Allowing political expediency to get in the way of simple principle is never a good idea.

Beware the temptation to let that keyboard and computer screen substitute for real interpersonal connection.

We vowed never to forget 9/11, but world terrorism is thriving; this time, let's get it right.

Blowing off steam may feel good, but it rarely accomplishes anything.

It's a rare day that politicians unanimously agree on anything. Could it be a new trend?

Trump intends to be the GOP standard-bearer in the 2024 election, but he continues to show zero respect for the party he wants to lead.

Whatever happened to the norms of behavior that once guided interaction between our two political parties?

Beware political action and public policy based on ... well, nothing at all.

The threat of nuclear war is very real; take it seriously, America.

The GOP can put forward the winning slate that our country desperately needs.

Our legendary American ability to live in harmony is slipping away, slowly but surely. Don't let it go!

Who knew that challenging the completely "fair and transparent" 2020 election would one day be deemed a federal crime?

This is our once-in-four-years chance to right the ship; it's time to get serious about it.

Escalating urban violence is a serious problem that deserves serious action; feel-good political posturing just gets in the way.