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Mia Love: My Last Wish for the America I Know
In the last piece she wrote before her death, the late former Utah congresswoman took up her pen—not to say goodbye but to say thank you.
The ERA Debate Reignited: Fact, Fiction, and the Fight to Stop It – Again
Former President Joe Biden decided to go out with a bang when he posted to X, “The 28th Amendment is the law of the land, guaranteeing all Americans equal rights and protections under the law regardless of their sex.” The “28th Amendment” he incorrectly refers to is the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), the amendment that never was.
“Mitt Romney Reflects on His Storied Career as He Prepares to Leave Politics”
"His farewell address—and entire political outlook—are steeped in teachings of his faith."
Really wonderful people voted for that other candidate. Are you okay with that?
“How could you possibly have voted for that person?!” so many say on both sides. A persuasive answer to that could alleviate angst and preserve peace of mind we’ll all need in the days ahead.
When the Ideal Candidate Doesn’t Exist
In frustrating election years like this one, it’s easy to wish for a nostalgic time when Americans chose from people that were truly admired. What is a person of conscience to do? A 17-year old, too young to vote, weighs in.
History Repeating Itself?
A Democrat president resigning, a vice president trying to secure the nomination, the possibility of a divisive, contested convention looming in Chicago, the likelihood of further polarization and protests. Sounds like today’s headlines right? But it has all happened before, 56 years ago, and I had a front row seat, so today I have some observations.
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