Monthly Archives: December 2015

Give Stanton a privacy break

Having a security detail shouldn’t obliterate Stanton’s personal space.

Both ardent Christians and secularists are gunning for the guy.

They are an unfair cost-shift to the customers of commercial transportation providers.

Rather than a politician who will run for the office, Ducey should appoint a technocrat who won’t.

These two reforms will maximize transparency and accountability for our hybrid creature.

The demise of No Child Left Behind isn’t lamentable, but one of the reasons for it is.

In attacking liberals over climate change and gun control, conservatives have taken to using “religion” as a pejorative.

“Unite us not divide us” joins pledges of bipartisanship on the insincerity index.

The criticism of Trump by Republican bigfoots is more important than the dance about supporting him if he’s the nominee.

There is a civilizational clash with the Islamic world that should be neither exaggerated nor ignored.