Singing (Limited) Praises For George W. Bush — 10 Years After I Stood Against Him

October 19, 2017 by Chris Walker Leave a Comment

I spent many hours writing against George W. Bush as a twenty-something college journalist. This week, I commend him.

Influence of Muslim-American Voters May Far Exceed Their Numbers

September 11, 2016 by Stewart Lawrence

A fast-growing but volatile voting constituency confronts an unusually stark choice in 2016.

West Baltimore Gets A Clean-up. Does it Matter What the Motivation Was?

August 8, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

It shouldn’t mater who organized a clean-up of neighborhoods in West Baltimore, they should be commended for their efforts. Photo: Twitter/Scott Presler

Here We Go Again: Another Mass Shooting Incident

August 5, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

Each ideological side banging their own drum will never prevent the next mass shooting event.

Once Again, the Biggest Loser in the Mueller Hearing is the American Public

July 24, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

In yet another show of political theater, former Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller testifies before the House Judiciary Committee.

The Two Competing Views on the Crisis at the Southern Border

July 3, 2019 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

We finally agree there is a crisis at the border. Now let’s do something about it.

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Singing (Limited) Praises For George W. Bush — 10 Years After I Stood Against Him

Influence of Muslim-American Voters May Far Exceed Their Numbers