As we enter a new year, a few things have got me thinking mankind and our planet aren’t doomed. Indeed, better things are ahead.
Young column: What the devil got into evangelicals?
Raised a Methodist, I was a little confused by the hymn. The lyrics meant well, surely. But was the Jesus of Sunday School a gun-toting militant?
Young column: My holiday wish
With all the talk about drug prices, a chief contributor stares at us just beyond our reading glasses: ridiculous, costly, pointless TV spots.
Young column: Silent squires of suffering without Roe
opponent. Like a Senate refusing to have hearings for one Supreme Court nominee and rushing to have hearings for another. This is not majority rule. This is a few having their way over the rest of a nation, and over the Constitution.”
Young column: Staggering toll of willful negligence
“The disease Trump said would cause so little suffering – no worse than the flu – over the last two years was the third leading cause of death behind heart disease and cancer.”
Young column: Of legal weed and monkeys on the wing
“The better times are about more than weed, but it is the most obvious jolt, as any visitor will see with all the refreshed storefronts there.”
Young column: The shrinking tent of Trump’s GOP
“The ’92 convention didn’t look like a big-tent affair. Almost no people of color, and ringing denunciations of the “gay agenda. But at least it had a platform that conventioneers could debate.”
Young column: I pledge allegiance to her right to sit
Last week a court awarded her $90,000 for the grief she endured at Klein Oak High in Spring, Texas, when she refused to stand for the pledge.
Young column: So, GOP, now lying is disqualifying?
Cheney is dead to the Wyoming Republican Party for one reason alone: She won’t lie. So we return to the dilemma of Madison Cawthorn and the question he needs to ask of his party leaders: Since when are y’all interested in truth?
Young column: OK, Senator: Let’s play “Rate My Faithfulness”
“I know a lot of Americans who have never darkened a church door and who show more fealty to moral standards and basic decency than those who attend religiously. For some, Senator, religion is just show biz.”
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