John Milas, Opinions Staff Writer
America’s retreat from the world threatens the exceptionalism it holds most dear
In a new Trump administration, we must ask ourselves again, “Is America exceptional?”
Walking the conservative tightrope
The conservative party has two camps: one that brings the emotion, and one that writes the checks
Who is Donald Trump?
Understanding the personality of the 47th president is a critical objective
What can the Democrats blame?
There are many lessons Democrats claim to have learned after the presidential election
Two campaigns, one America
Their tone, style and roots were showcased in closing arguments last week
What is the “Deep State” conspiracy?
The “deep state” might exist, but not in the way you are thinking
Changing demographics of political parties will shape the election
Gender, race and lived experience all affect a voter’s outlook. What does that mean for November?
This election year, we must question ourselves
Can we challenge our own biases?
Michael Knowles doesn’t understand divorce
Knowles said divorce laws are dismantling families. They saved mine