I knew from the moment I heard this that somehow the story of my very mild encounter with Devin Nunes on the
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I know there is animosity between us because I left MAGA and ended my support for Trump. The journey I chose wasn’t an easy one but I felt it was the right thing to do when I made this decision. Since
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Well, we made it to December. President-elect Biden and Vice President-elect Harris are busy with the transition to sanity in government, while lame-duck Trump continues to have superspreader rallies and claim (with
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Less than two weeks ago my husband and I took a carefully planned, socially distanced long weekend away to celebrate my 65th birthday. We chose a location that was a relatively short
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First, before we get to the Trump legal team’s epic fail, a few of you asked about ways to control the spread of disinformation. Here are two examples from my inbox: “It
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Some of Wall Street’s wealthiest people want to keep the U.S. Senate in Republican hands and they’re sending their money to Georgia to make it happen. Or, as The New York Times
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2020 was a year of historic significance. A global pandemic. Economic hardship. Racial reckoning. But it’s in these moments of consequence that we’re reminded government does have a role to play. We
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Anyone who knows me knows that Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. Since I don’t decorate for Christmas my home is usually a Thanksgiving wonderland during November. I have multiple figurines, Thanksgiving dish
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The Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 paved the way for progressive policies in education. Education meant to close the gaps between rich and poor and between whites and people of
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Twitter had a lot of questions about this, so I assume you all do, too. Warning: After reading this post, you may know more about civil and appellate procedure than you ever
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It’s close to two weeks since the election was called for Biden and the outgoing president still hasn’t conceded nor has the GSA administrator signed off on transition papers. While COVID rages
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In the Georgia jungle primary to fill the last two years of the Senate seat vacated in 2019 by Republican Johnny Isakson, Reverend Raphael Warnock stands out amidst a crowded field of
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