An emergent bloc of Republican voters, with unprecedented access to the new president’s administration, openly despises our founding document’s historic ideals. If left to fester, this poison will destroy the conservative movement.
March/April/May 2017
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The Worst Job in the World
The most successful chiefs of staff have known not only how to take charge but also when to leave.
Posted inBooks, Featured, Magazine, March/April/May 2017
Thinking Again About Crime
When the citizens of Ferguson and other communities pushed back against the criminal justice system, MSNBC host Chris Hayes was on the scene. Now he has some thoughts worth considering.
Posted inBooks, Magazine, March/April/May 2017
A Consequential Presidency
Bill Clinton rescued his party from near obscurity a quarter century ago. Democrats would be wise to closely examine the lessons of his tenure as they set out to rebuild after the devastating 2016 elections.
Posted inBooks, Magazine, March/April/May 2017
The Power of Negative Tweeting
What Donald Trump did and didn’t learn from his childhood pastor Norman Vincent Peale.
Posted inBooks, Magazine, March/April/May 2017
Making Nice With the Loan Sharks
Payday lenders thrive because big banks won’t serve the poor, but that doesn’t excuse their predatory practices.
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Walking Gains Ground in City Once Rated “Worst” for Pedestrians
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
