Our democracy needs at least two parties — two vibrant, imperfect, competing political organizations as a check on one another.
In this case, Team Clinton was just smoother than Team Trump.
The keenest peril to Trump is the prospect that Manafort would strike a deal with Mueller’s team.
The bottom has fallen out of the Republican Party. Well, not the bottom exactly. More like the middle.
Rarely have two political candidates been so worthy of each other in terms of cynicism. No wonder Russian President Vladimir Putin dealt himself in.
Given all of the parallels, it’s probably no surprise that U.S. society fractured along similar lines in both eras.
He remains one of the most talented athletes in the world, but thus far no franchise has had the courage to sign him.
America’s newspaper presses are still rolling and, when linked with the power of the national camera, their impact can still be lethally quick.
There’s a bit of a phony debate breaking out about Donald Trump’s accomplishments.
It’s all interesting — and irrelevant. Informed speculation awaits answers to five questions.
The leader of Washington’s public school system will be closely monitoring the proceedings.
Social media has made it impossible to have any conversation about any topic without devolving into the trite, the shallow and the tweeted.
We should beware of the sinister ability of pathogen evolution to thwart our cleverest weapons.
