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GOP Owns Wage Proposals. Now What? Sep. 19, 2018
Michigan's economy has made a huge comeback in the last eight years, and businesses in the state wan... Read More
Use Sensible Approach on Climate Change Sep. 19, 2018
There is a conservative approach to climate change, one that takes a pragmatic path to protecting ou... Read More
How Far-Out Is Trump's War Policy? Sep. 19, 2018
War is hell. We've learned that over and over from the hundreds of thousands of deaths, uncountable ... Read More
We Need Facts On Cuba Sep. 17, 2018
Last week, The New York Times jolted Washington's political class with an opinion article by an anon... Read More
How I Knew Trump Would Win Sep. 16, 2018
As you read this column, I'll be in Denver addressing the International Association of Political Con... Read More
Brett Kavanaugh Will Be on the Supreme Court; Merrick Garland Will Not Sep. 14, 2018
One of the most striking things about the age of Trump is that Democrats have convinced themselves a... Read More
Open the Books on Candidate Tax Returns Sep. 14, 2018
Richard Nixon famously declared in November 1973, amid allegations he'd cheated on his personal taxe... Read More
Humility In the Face of Nature Sep. 14, 2018
With rain inundating the mid-Atlantic states and a hurricane barreling down on the Carolinas, Presid... Read More
Trump Takes Huge Hit in September Ratings Sep. 14, 2018
So far, September has not been kind to Donald Trump. Since Aug. 28, his job approval — accordi... Read More
The Democratic Party, the Party of Resistance Sep. 13, 2018
WASHINGTON — One explanation for the ferocity of modern politics is that The Political Party T... Read More
Not Every Problem Needs a Federal Solution Sep. 13, 2018
Fifty-five percent of voters believe that Facebook has too much power. Forty-seven percent believe t... Read More
New York Times Trashes Transparency Sep. 13, 2018
The New York Times routinely lectures readers about the need for transparency. The public has a righ... Read More
The Other Donald Trump Sep. 13, 2018
Imagine, just for a minute, that after the 2016 election, the other Donald Trump had gotten elected.... Read More
Sen. McCaskill Goal Should Be to Survive in Office and Fight Again Sep. 12, 2018
A president whom a majority of voters opposed and a Republican Senate that has already stolen one Su... Read More
Kavanaugh Shouldn't Matter This Much Sep. 11, 2018
The public should not need to fret this much about one Supreme Court nominee. No one explains this b... Read More
The Happy Candymaker Vs. the Conventional Wisdom Sep. 11, 2018
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — Barb Myers began working with Express Employment Professionals, an Okl... Read More
Time for the 25th Sep. 11, 2018
In these days of political hysteria, it took a former president known for his unflappable calmness t... Read More
Gentrification Begets Gentrification Sep. 11, 2018
Gentrification is a function of power, not natural law or economic inevitability. It occurs when wea... Read More
Most Recognize That Tech Titans Have Bigger Impact Than Presidents Aug. 30, 2018
Following the national news about the upcoming midterm elections, it's easy to believe that the futu... Read More
Contrary to Media Coverage, Most Americans Aren't That Into Politics Aug. 29, 2018
For many obsessed with politics, the upcoming midterm elections are perceived as a fight between goo... Read More
