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.

The Problem With Brett Kavanaugh

September 21, 2018 By Michael Patrick Lewis Leave a Comment

On paper, Democrat and Republican should be like husband and wife – a yin and yang to at once oppose and complement one another. Two parties opposed in ideology, both right and both wrong, and yet equally invested in the ultimate health and prosperity of the nation.

Using Dem’s Logic on Kavanaugh, All Criminals Should Receive Life Without Parole

September 18, 2018 By Jerry Newberry 2 Comments

Should Brett Kavanaugh be convicted in a court of public opinion without any corroborating evidence of the charges against him?

Surely, Trump Wouldn’t Do That

September 13, 2018 By Michael Patrick Lewis Leave a Comment

Just ask: two years ago, would you have imagined the man sympathizing with Nazis after a rally in which one Nazi terrorist murdered a woman and injured nineteen others with his car?

Emmy Award Show Concerned About Drop in Viewership; Here Are Some Thoughts

September 11, 2018 By Jerry Newberry Leave a Comment

Television viewership of award shows is declining. Is it all politics, or are there other factors involved?

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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