A Bully Threatens Our Presidential Elections
We’ve witnessed the bully in the schoolyard You’ve encountered a bully before. Perhaps it was in school when some kid was bigger than the rest...
Category: Voting Process
WYSIWYG Applies To Presidential Elections
WYSIWYG was born in the age of computers What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) is an acronym usually associated with computing. As Wikipedia...
Slavery Does Not Pick Our President
Was slavery a basis for our Electoral College? Our collective sin of slavery has recently emerged as a reason to rid ourselves of the Electoral...
What’s Not Okay With Presidential Elections
Being told our actions are not okay is a healthy reminder We learn early in life that some things are not okay to say or...
Hands Up Gets People To Talk
Hands Up has much to say about civil discourse This blog space has very little to do with shouting, “Hands up!” The blog is mainly focused...
Healing Begins When We Agree Not To Cheat
Those who cheat are shunned Don’t cheat! I’m sure many of you heard that when you were young and learned how to play games. Cheating...
Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire in Presidential Elections
A liar in politics Have you ever been called a liar? The accusation stings if you never or seldom lie. If you easily tell lies,...
A Ridiculous, Radical, and Dangerous Voting Option
NPV is ridiculous, radical, and dangerous I’ve mentioned before that the National Popular Vote (NPV) bill is a ridiculous, radical, and dangerous way to elect...
Missing In The United States Politics
What Is Missing In Washington Have you noticed what’s missing in Washington lately? It’s a pretty easy question. The simple answer is: legislators! Given the...
Misinformation Confounds Political Progress
Misinformation Is Toxic Misinformation has effectively upstaged truth and facts in our current news. It is especially prevalent in the political coverage we consume. We’ve...