It’s not like he replaced her with a more qualified woman. It’s not like the man he scavenged from the […]
John Coyne: The teachers challenging their unions’ political agenda in court
A decade apart in neighboring states, two teachers came to the same unsettling realization about their unions by opening their mail. […]
Stu Bykofsky: Cesar Chavez and the making of an unperson
You might say it was like white Americans learning that George Washington — among other Founding Fathers — was a slave holder. In our present culture, that’s evil.
By Stu Bykofsky
Stew Bolno: Trump’s antagonists
Before citizen Donald Trump decided to run for President, he was perceived as a good guy: rich, funny, and down […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: Trump’s doing what many said they wanted. Why are they complaining?
Americans can be fickle, in life and in politics. We want to be in shape, but we don’t want to […]
Jeff Hurvitz: State of disunion?
As viewers have retreated to their respective corners of the political ring, it would have been a good idea to see our leader act as a unifier in his speech.
By Jeff Hurvitz
Stew Bolno: Trump and Nixon — unlikely parallels
No person following politics during the past 70 years would say Presidents Richard Nixon and Donald Trump are like “two […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: Trump’s successes — what we voted for, what America needed
President Donald Trump has actually fulfilled many of his campaign promises and made a positive difference. With all the noise, […]
Seth Higgins: An assault on a SEPTA Bus — and what it reveals about modern politics
Gen Z is the first generation to develop a native slang entirely at ease with our internet saturated culture. For […]