Our job as a voter isn’t just marking a ballot once every couple of years. We have a lot more responsibility than that.
Opinions & Commentary
The president must use the full weight of his moral authority and office to speak to the better angels of our nature against Trump's MAGA wretchedness.
In Florida, we prefer not to discuss ‘slavery’ unless we are enlightening the ignorant about how it was Not That Bad.
Nothing quite demonstrates the necessity for us to step up in 2024 than a horror writer's perspective.
The white Republican base has been so lied to and abused over the past forty or so years that they’ve become easy marks for the predators in both big business and the GOP.
Julie Green predicted Schumer and Pelosi would die, Charles would murder the Queen but "never get that throne he killed for," and Biden was already dead but controlled by Antichrist Obama through an earpiece.
There’s no “Trump 2.0” waiting in the wings. So let’s get about the business of kicking him off the ballot and restore some normalcy to American political discourse.
The framers of Section 3 of the 14th Amendment gave us the tools to deal with insurrectionists, but some authorities seem unwilling to use them.
Each and every one of us are the actual superheroes to wrest our country from the grasping hands of wannabe dictators. Our vote is our stance and the message for us to deliver this year is "Not on our watch."
Some folks in Florida may be hesitant to make the resolutions needed to do better in the new year. Fear not! Here are some gentle—or not—suggestions to help prod them in the right direction.
Whenever people say, “I want to know what you’re for, not what you’re against.” they’re usually not being intellectually honest.
How would you react if one day you were sitting at home and the phone rang and when you picked it up you heard a man shout: “Kill yourself now so we can save ammo!”
Understanding how Republicans got here—and dragged the rest of us with them—may give us some clues to how to get out of this mess.
We are about to be flooded with even more propaganda than we already are as we move into an election year of unparalleled stakes. A lot of this will be the cut-and-paste variety.
Women of childbearing age, young adults, children, African Americans, undocumented immigrants and other marginalized communities have the most to lose if Donald Trump wins a second term.
The Religious Right needs to face their refusal to honor the sanctity of life beyond the womb and outside of their nationalism, and we need to take back and redefine what it means to truly be pro-life.