Age doesn’t make a president wise or stupid — it’s the person.
A Wise Old Statesman or a Selfish Old Con Man?
Columns
The Roberts Court: Opening the Gate for Tyrants
Plutocratic influence and political bribery by those who hold democracy in contempt.
The Normalcy of Swindling and Betrayal
When former president Donald Trump was found guilty of fraudulent business practices in a New York court and ordered to pay penalties to the tune of $355 to $450 million, some of us could hear the voice of Walt Whitman over 150 years ago pronouncing that the “depravity of the businesses classes in our country […]
What’s in a Name?
Words still have precise and trustworthy meanings.
New Mexico’s 50-Year Water Action Plan — Is it Good Enough?
The plan is a much-needed effort, but needs to go further.
Good Thinking at the Roundhouse
Important ideas on climate change, public health and creating a sustainable future are flourishing.
Most Westerners Are Downwinders and Downstreamers
As fallout victims came close to getting some relief, the rug was ripped out from under them.