In November 2020, when Donald Trump lost re-election to one of the most unimpressive Democratic nominees in U.S. history, I had at least a little bit of hope that the Republican base might finally recognize, despite their affection for the defeated president, just how much political damage he had caused… CONTINUE
Why Jon Stewart Shouldn’t Be Taken at Face Value
As someone who was a fan of comedian Jon Stewart way back in the early 90s, several years before he became a household name, I’ve never denied his talent. As someone who’s watched him take principled, passionate, and even hands-on positions on a number of important issues, I’ve never denied… CONTINUE
Off the Cuff: It’s Not Always Bias; Sometimes It’s Stupidity
Below is a sneak peek of this content! In this week’s Off the Cuff audio commentary, I take a light look at thoughtless headlines. You can listen to it by clicking on the play (arrow) button below. Editor’s Note: If you enjoy these audio commentaries (along with the weekly… CONTINUE
Ain’t No Party for an Honest Man
Last month, Rusty Bowers, the Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives, testified before the January 6 committee. The longtime Republican answered questions under oath about the immense pressure he’d received, as an elected official in a state that Trump had lost, from members of the Trump administration to decertify… CONTINUE
Stop Looking to Entertainers to Save Us
Over the weekend, Politico published an opinion piece by former Republican political advisor, Juleanna Glover, where Glover lays out a case for why Democrats should consider backing television-comedian, Jon Stewart, for a presidential run in 2024. Glover states early on that her strong preference is for President Biden to run… CONTINUE
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