Letter #7: Stoking a young Republican’s display of courage
U.S. Representative Mike Lawler, R-NY, actually complained about the effects of Trump’s ongoing assault on the country this week. He should be encouraged. I have done so. (Are you missing …
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Letter #6: Representative Self opens transgender discussion
I mean, you knew I’d get there. This is the first. It won’t be the last. Keep fighting the good fight, Madam McBride. As it happens, there is ancillary …
Letter #5: Senator Thune had it right three years ago
Senate Majority Leader John Thune and I have our disagreements, but over the course of his career he’s generally demonstrated solid understanding of the United States’ place in the world. …
Letter #4: Speaker Johnson, please stand up
We really do have three branches of government, and Congress really is one of them.
Just a word or two on federal employees
Donald Trump’s consistent habit of leading with antagonism, rudeness, and chaos is one of the very least presidential characteristics of a most unpresidential man. Much worse in his second term, …
Letter #3: Asking Dr. Condoleezza Rice’s advice
I think there’s little hope of getting Dr. Rice to return to Washington in any official capacity, but I’d love to hear what she has to say about what’s happening.
Diversity Panel & Crash Course on How to Be an Ally, Tuesday, February 25, 6-8 p.m.
The Center and Shenanigans Comedy Theatre are co-hosting an event this Tuesday, February 25, from 6-8 p.m. called Diversity Panel & Crash Course on How to Be an Ally. “What …
Letter #2: To U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville on ADHD
Tommy Tuberville, the senior U.S. Senator from Alabama, shared significant misinformation during his questioning of Health and Human Services Director nominee Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
Off Facebook really REALLY
I’ve learned that a download of your Facebook account’s information cannot proceed concurrently with the account being scheduled for deletion. So, I had to go back for four days while …