The biggest public works project in decades would be limited to four states.
Donald Trump
Is It the Media’s Job to Challenge Lies?
Correcting Trump when he doesn’t tell the truth isn’t displaying bias, it’s doing your job.
Too Much Blood
A plane hit the tower. Must have been an accident, I figured; something just went catastrophically wrong. I remembered previous plane crashes–the jet that went into Boston Harbor when I was four years old, the USAir flight that crashed at the beginning of senior year, TWA Flight 800–and I figured this was no different. Just […]
Dancing with Mr. D
So, what will you do if the worst happens? I still remember seeing the horrified looks in the eyes of John Kerry’s supporters outside of Boston’s Faneuil Hall on the afternoon of November 3, 2004, after it was announced that Kerry would concede defeat to President George W. Bush, thus condemning this country to four […]
Crimes and Misdemeanors: Part III
Back in April, I suggested that Rep. Lamar Smith’s (R-TX) harassment of climate scientists should become a focus of discussion in the 2016 presidential election. Smith’s abuse of his position as head of the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology, and his attempts to destroy the lives of those who have tried to raise […]
The Trump You Get Depends on the Audience
It’ll make the first debate fascinating to watch.
Trump Can’t Meet His Own Standards
The media shouldn’t be lowering the bar for him.
Candidate Who Denounced Super Pacs Hires the Guy Who Created Them
This is the kind of campaign Trump and co. are preparing to run.
A Contrary View of Trump’s Big Day
Like it or not, he didn’t embarrass himself.

