D-Day and the ongoing fight against government by the few and for the few
Remembering the 79th anniversary of D-Day with a reminder that the fight against fascism continues today.
All posts tagged: Heather Cox Richardson
Still shocked, despite the regularity
From a sensible reading of the 2nd Amendment to the crazed belief in the unfettered right to own guns.
Earth Day 2023
The history of Earth Day, first celebrated in 1970, is worth knowing as we struggle to transcend partisanship.
I’ll see you at the ground-breaking
Biden’s SOTU address was effective — for him, for his policies, for his party, and for the country.
The 2022 year-end reading list
A compilation of the books I read and shared with other readers during 2022.
The most memorable books I read in 2022
A teaser for the annual “Books I Read” post…with five to remember from my 2022 book pile.
Consider the source
All serious observers believe that political journalism in the US is broken. It needs fixing before it is too late.
And the ‘toons keep on coming
Political cartoonists are feasting at the buffet of right-wing craziness.
Don’t mess with the archivists and librarians
Preservation and access to the records of government is required for an informed population…and democracy.
Wisdom and leadership
The anniversary of the first Lincoln-Douglas Debate reminds us of all we’re missing in the search for wise leaders.
More to Come... 