Voting for A President We Can Trust
We live on trust Trust is as necessary as air to live. We trust a lot. Consider a car. We trust the brakes won’t fail,...
Category: Voter Inclusion
Believe What You See or See What You Believe
What we believe can make things worse I believe we’re about to witness the nastiest presidential campaign, based on misplaced emotions and falsehoods, in the...
Impeachment Silences the Minority
The senate dismisses the minority call for witnesses The silencing of minority voices in the impeachment trial has been on full display in recent weeks,...
A Perspective of Fear Divides the Nation
A cautionary perspective Impeachment proceedings highlight perspective differences across the nation. Confusion, fear, and defensiveness – from everyone – is easy to witness. Hamilton wrote...
Impeachment Audiences Matter
American audiences are diverse Many audiences will be watching the impeachment trial beginning this week. The audience demographics are diverse. American nationalities, traditions, history, religions,...
Global Tit for Tat Brings Political Consequences
Killing General Soleimini brings consequences We all live with consequences. It’s one of the first “facts of life” we confront, whether it be about home...
2020 Goals Amid Conflicting Realities
Setting 2020 goals is challenging Have you set any goals for 2020? We call them resolutions if we’re referring to self-improvement habits. The turn of...
How The Grinch Affects Our Politics
The Grinch gets a heart It’s the season for a rerun of the Dr. Seuss story of, “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” It’s a fun...
Remembering Our Principles Amid Political Strife
Common principles give us political focus Principles are what guide us. We refer to principles in our religious practices. We remember our principles when making...
Good Questions Get Good Answers
Good questions are hard to craft Good questions don’t come easy. As a career educator, I have created training materials for the military (Navy and...