Olympics Begin with An Equal Chance
I love the Olympics! From the first notes of Aaron Copeland’s, “Fanfare for The Common Man,” until the Olympic cauldron is extinguished at the close,...
Category: Voting Process
Flawed Process Stumbles Trying to Save Democracy
Texas Democrats try a different process Political process is designed, hopefully, to bring consensus and good governance. Instead, Texas politicians got creative with a process...
Independent Review Lauds “All Votes Matter!”
Blogs point to Equal Voice Voting This is the 180th blog I’ve submitted for public consumption. In each, recent news events have been highlighted to...
Minority Message Points to Failed Governance
The majority missed the message Good governance starts with a good message. Laws are vital. Justice is important. But both emerge from a basis formed...
Democracy Is Defended by What We Learn
What we learn safeguards our democracy We must learn a lot. Learning not only prepares us to have better jobs and better lives, it also...
Our Voting Rights Are Under Assault
States are attacking our voting rights Voting rights are under attack as states move to make it harder to vote. Already 14 states have passed...
Be Alarmed! Our Democracy Is in Peril!
The peril threatens our votes Saying our democracy is in peril brings to mind visions of uprisings, riots, and blood on the streets. The fabric...
What American Sees Through the Window
We can see a lot through our window What do you see while looking out your window? Do you see a scene from nature: an...
Political Divides Leave Us Wondering Why
We are perplexed about why we are so divided Our political divisions are perplexing, leaving us to ask, “Why?” Quick answers come to mind that...
A Collaborative Tone for America
Tone gives substance to intentions Good leaders set a tone to follow. They know that mission statements, economic goals, and team building are really not...