Many of us are so convinced of our own wisdom that we don’t want to listen to anybody who doesn’t reinforce our beliefs.
Donald Trump
A nation divided: the US after the midterms
Hate and prejudice are huge factors in the country’s division. And Donald Trump and other Republicans have made them acceptable.
Pipe bombs, shootings, and Donald Trump
President Trump continues to encourage hatred. And yet his apologists insist there is no connection to what unfolded last week.
Donald Trump, Congress, and the Constitution
The odds are that Donald Trump will be president at least through 2020. The salvation: the November 6 Congressional election.
McCain, Trump, and the state of this nation
At some important moments, John McCain spoke out for a different kind of America than the America that elected Donald Trump.
Making America great: Trump, children… and jazz
Donald Trump’s behavior is becoming more and more that of a despot, not the president of a democratic nation.
Donald Trump and the president’s power
President Trump’s lawyers have argued that he has “unfettered authority over all federal investigations” – even into his own actions.
Martin Luther King Jr. and our history of racism
Fifty years after King’s death, the United States has a president who has encouraged racism and mocked everything King stood for.
Students and parents cry, Trump wants more guns
Sensible restrictions work. They work in Australia, and they have worked here. And they don’t infringe on responsible gun owners’ rights.
Feedback 2/21
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The year full of news about Donald Trump
Trump’s behavior as the president hasn’t surprised me. The surprise has been the reaction from the Republicans in Congress.
A year of Trump: activists see fatigue, but stay hopeful
A year ago next Sunday, around 2,000 people turned out for the People’s Solidarity Rally in Rochester’s Washington Square Park. Simultaneously, millions of people around the world — an estimated 500,000 in Washington, D.C., alone — participated in Women’s March protests the day after Donald Trump’s inauguration. Organized and led by women, the national movement […]






