Based on a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision, if the constitutionality of the much maligned immigration bill were before the current court, it might be mostly upheld rather than mostly struck down.
Afghan peace plan won’t produce peace, but U.S. should get out anyway
Past time to acknowledge that Bush’s Afghan strategy has failed and was a mistake.
Wanted: A better way to select presidential nominees
Biden went from political dead man walking to presumptive nominee in a flash. There should be a more deliberative process.
Worst part of coronavirus is the reaction
The coronavirus appears to present the kind of health risk advanced societies take in stride. That’s not what’s happening.
Are there really any moderate Democratic candidates?
The supposed moderates don’t really disagree with Sanders’ vision of turning the United States into a European-style social democracy. Just the pace of the movement.
Biggs attacks the voters Trump will need
In Arizona, Trump will need votes from center-right voters who don’t like him. So, why is Andy Biggs saying they are as big of a problem as socialists?
What Russian interference in our elections is really about
Sanders was recently briefed by the FBI on Russian activities favorable to his campaign. This should broaden, and sharpen, the perspective on what the Russians are really trying to accomplish. It isn’t all, or even mostly, about Trump. Or Sanders.
Let community colleges offer four-year degrees
Of all the bills making their way through the Legislature, this one has the most potential to improve the trajectory of the state.
The case for appointed Corporation Commissioners
Appointees with relevant expertise will provide better oversight of monopoly providers than politicians elected in low-visibility campaigns.
Unintended consequences of the firefigher cancer bill
If lawmakers want to make sure that firefighters who get cancer aren’t left in a lurch, there’s a better way than putting the entire cost on the workers’ comp system.