Nancy has been a contributing writer at the Washington Monthly since November 2014. Before then, she wrote at her own blog, Horizons, for almost a decade.
Nancy holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology/Social Studies/Secondary Education and a master’s degree in Theology/Marriage and Family Therapy. She provided counseling and therapy in various settings before becoming the executive director of a nonprofit organization whose mission focused on juvenile crime prevention.
The Media Needs to Prepare Now for a Very Different Kind of Election Night
With a surge in mailed-in ballots, all of the votes won’t be counted for days—perhaps even weeks.
Of Course, the GOP Thinks Fact-Checkers Are Biased
Americans will never be able to settle policy differences if we can’t even acknowledge a baseline of truth.
Finally, a Never Trumper Admits It’s Time to Blow Up the GOP
Racism is the only tool Republicans have left to cling to power.
The One Thing We Know About Biden’s VP Choice
Trump will attack her mercilessly. There is no easy target or safe bet.
Obama Got In Some Good Trouble for His John Lewis Eulogy
The former president laid out an agenda to defend American democracy.
