An American Perspective on the State of Our Condemnation

An American Perspective on the State of Our Condemnation

Most political commentary these days seems too contentious to be of much use to anyone seeking valid information or thoughtful critiques about the state of the Union. I have little energy for grievance-addled flame, blame, and shame culture—the stunted grief of an emotionally unstable populace. Like most, I have no desire to be a lightning rod for collective rage even if I am pretty good at grounding myself in the midst of storms.

I would prefer to incite insight…

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It's Presumptuous, Not Persuasive

It's Presumptuous, Not Persuasive

During this election season, I've participated in many conversations about politics. While I am fortunate to have friends affiliated with very different political persuasions who are willing to discuss our differing viewpoints with good humor and good grace, it seems that this capacity is often lacking.

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