There are few things I enjoy more in politics than an election day. It doesn't matter what the election is about or what the voters are casting their ballot on. I love watching the results come in and seeing new data come in on what voters are thinking, feeling, and acting upon. … [Read more...]
Political narratives and myths in the Orlando terrorist attacks
The terrorist attack in Orlando, Florida at the Pulse gay night club was an atrocity. At the time I write this the death toll is up to 50 people with many more injured. The stories and descriptions at the scene are horrific. It is the worst terrorist attack on US soil since … [Read more...]
Some thoughts on the Orlando Terrorist Attacks
I started writing this as a personal status post on Facebook. But it ended up being too long for a simple status message. And no one uses Facebook Notes. On the great advice of a close friend, I'm flexing it out to a full post here. The Orlando terrorist attacks have brought a … [Read more...]
Finding hope in the 2016 election cycle
Since last summer I've been asked two questions with high frequency: 1) Is Trump the end of the GOP? 2) How do you stay hopeful watching all the terrible news? I answered the first question in The Outsider Perspective, Issue 2, which can be read here (remember to sign up!). I'm … [Read more...]
How did we start debating over who can use a restroom?
We haven't always argued over who could use a restroom. Nor have we argued over how to enforce laws determining if a person is allowed to use a restroom. How did we get to this debate? It's not like everyone had a convention and decided on the next major cultural issue. The … [Read more...]
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