A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
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Sending Republicans to Congress who won’t stand up to Trump will only extend the nation’s agony.
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Having solved all the world’s problems, we can now spend billions on space guns that go pew pew.
I know the Wednesday recipes are healthier than those in past year’s food columns, but really: Who eats this stuff? And home many of us… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
Interest in congressional races is a likely factor, but free ballot postage may have helped, too.
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Russia and China seem content to fill in as the U.S. backs away from its global leadership role.
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Whether or not Trump used the n-word, he regularly uses other demeaning terms against his foes.
I enjoyed the Aug. 9 Herald article on the rejuvenation at The Taste of Edmonds. A new name, family oriented, new music, food trucks and… Continue reading
Trump’s failure to condemn the bigots of the alt-right tars his presidency and his supporters.
Land is scarce within the historical boundary of the city of Snohomish, but even so there are several parcels of land that are sizable. All… Continue reading
I woke up Saturday morning and went to read my paper and was totally and completely disgusted to find that the major news item (“Stolen… Continue reading
America, according to former lead GOP strategist Steve Schmidt, is roughly 90 days from the most important midterm election in its history. Sure, like he… Continue reading
A sketchy look at the day in politics.… Continue reading
The president and others can choose to ignore players who kneel or consider what they have to say.
The author of ‘Everything Trump Touches Dies,’ turns his ire from liberals onto Trump and his base.
I am sorry to see the misinformation Robert Munro propagates in his letter to the editor (“New tax on carbon won’t stop natural climate change,”… Continue reading
