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Race and Politics: Contemporary Echoes of the US Antebellum (Part II) Sep. 10, 2020
University of Maryland Professor James G. Gimpel's race and ethnicity analysis of the 2016 president... Read More
The Hyperbolic, Hyperpartisan Atlantic Magazine Sep. 09, 2020
The Atlantic launched a fall-campaign fusillade with anonymous sources claiming President Donald Tru... Read More
Race and Politics: Contemporary Echoes of the US Antebellum (Part I) Sep. 09, 2020
Not a few commentators rushed to celebrate Barack Obama's 2008 election as the advent of a "post-rac... Read More
A Message for LeBron James Sep. 06, 2020
Pro sports in America are dying in front of our very eyes. This will be a story taught in business s... Read More
Crossing the Political Divide Sep. 02, 2020
Dear Annie: I'm having some issues with a friend. We are polar opposites politically, and it is now ... Read More
Blue and Red America Differences Could Hurt Democrats Aug. 21, 2020
Give Politico's chief Washington correspondent, Ryan Lizza, some credit. After Michelle Obama's spee... Read More
Where Some Go, They Go Alone Aug. 16, 2020
I met her in a ninth-grade Spanish class. It was already March when I moved to a brand-new state fro... Read More
Demonizing Trump Supporters Only Strengthens Their Resolve Aug. 14, 2020
BY DAVID LIMBAUGH RELEASE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 2020 Demonizing Trump Supporters Only Strengthens The... Read More
'Me, Me, Me!': Our New Theme Song Aug. 11, 2020
Thank the good Lord for the pandemic. Well, sort of. Up to a point. The upside of any disaster is th... Read More
National Political Conventions Are Worth Keeping Aug. 09, 2020
Joe Biden won't be showing up in Milwaukee for the Democratic Convention. Donald Trump may give his ... Read More
The Crisis of the Conservative Legal Movement Jul. 31, 2020
According to 2016 presidential election exit polling, the Supreme Court was the single most predicti... Read More
A Framework for Ending The Egypt-Ethiopia Nile Water War Jul. 22, 2020
Whiskey is for drinking. Water is for fighting. In less colorful words, securing water is worth goin... Read More
Goya Boycott Doesn't Bode Well for Civil Society Jul. 19, 2020
WASHINGTON — There must be no real outrages left in America if so-called progressives have not... Read More
Friend Is Family Jul. 13, 2020
Dear Annie: I am a female, 67 years old, living alone, no children, and my house is paid for. I live... Read More
Mask-Wearing Isn't Political, It's Lifesaving Jul. 07, 2020
The nation is five months and more than 128,000 lives into its worst disease outbreak in a century a... Read More
Democratic Politicking Kills Police Reform Jul. 01, 2020
With all the hot rhetoric about race and police, we would hope that we would be having a sober, seri... Read More
Supporting People Who Have Lost Loved Ones to COVID-19 Jun. 06, 2020
Dear Annie: Most people have not experienced the loss of a loved one from the COVID-19 virus. Howeve... Read More
The Status Quo of Virtue Signaling Jun. 05, 2020
All lives actually do matter. A sports announcer last week lost his job for using the phrase "all li... Read More
It's Hard to Take Either Side in Trump's Twitter Spat Seriously: The President Promises Penalties He Has No Power to Impose, While the Company Promises Moderation It Cannot Deliver Jun. 03, 2020
Last Thursday the president of the United States threw a temper tantrum disguised as an executive or... Read More
