Holding Power During Pandemic Crises
Questions of power plague the nation “Who’s in charge?” is like an electric charge crossing the nation while the nation wonders who holds the power....
Category: Voting Process
Super Tuesday Captures Democrat Attention
Democrats bet on Super Tuesday results The Super Tuesday democrat primaries and caucus events heighten the suspense and further weed out the also-rans. Fourteen states...
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,...
Vengeance Reverberates Across the Nation
Witnesses subject to Trumpian vengeance The Bible tells us: Vengeance is mine … saith the Lord (Romans 12:19). Since the impeachment trial has ended and...
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...
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...
Good Governance Demands Process Fairness
Process fairness sought by politicians from all sides Process fairness is a common concern of Republicans and Democrats in Washington. If you can get past...
What Follows After Being Wrong?
Being wrong is part of life We have all been wrong (many times) in our lives. It’s part of being alive, especially of being human....