VP Kamala Harris: “We’re talking about children. We’re talking about families. We’re talking about suffering. And our approach has to be thoughtful and effective.”
Can’t hack diversity training? Snowflakes
Some TV networks need to get a life. And some political movements need to figure out other reasons to exist. On race matters, right-wing networks are positively aflame with artificial umbrage.
Biden is the face of better times
Observing our president in Europe, I could only think: Things are getting better.
Jim Crow rides again, just in a better car
The Klan marched on the front page of my Denver Post this morning. By the thousands. A river of white.
Trust research or, um, Tucker Carlson?
Carlson has led the innuendo brigade in the pandemic, whether the issue be masking or state restrictions or vaccination. Like Trump himself, Carlson is the classic know-it-all who knows squat but keeps squawking.
John Young column: Truth remains enemy of Trump sect
The stench of decay has caused a few to flee, but committed members of the Trump Is Lord cult aren’t budging.
Gun lobby’s divide-conquer strategy
Before discussing the state of minority rule regarding the health crisis of gun proliferation, a moment of silence for the National Rifle Association.
Hearsay and ‘herd’ stupidity
“First one sheep jumped to its death. Then stunned Turkish shepherds, who had left the herd to graze while they had breakfast, watched as nearly 1,500 others followed, each leaping off the same cliff.”
Forward the GOP white brigade
Last week the Washington Post shared video of an unidentified GOP official calling for 10,000 volunteers to brave the darker reaches of urban Houston to find — and fight! — voter fraud.
Vote suppression: the GOP national pastime
Atlanta lost the All-Star Game and baseball’s draft because the major leagues joined the swelling ranks of those repulsed by Georgia’s newly restrictive voting laws. Welcome, Colorado.
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