An Irish journalist calls our election pivotal
Calls Trump a “world historical personage,” and predicts what Trump’s second term will be like
Ken Wolf
Ken Wolf spent 40 years teaching European and World History, punctuated by several administrative chores, at Murray State University, retiring in 2008. (Read the rest on the Contributors page.)
Winds of change are blowing, both natural and cultural
And the end result is not yet clear – but definitely coming.
Donald Trump is an existential threat to our nation
And there are actually three faces of this threat.
More on why you should vote NO on Amendment 2
Not only is it unconstitutional – it’s also an economic debacle waiting to happen
Save public schools: Vote NO on KY Constitutional Amendment 2
It’s not about “choice” – it’s about destroying public schools.
To Joe Biden: Thanks and Farewell
From both sides of the aisle, gratitude for a life of public service
Immigrants and crime: Some facts to ponder
Actual facts, by the way, and not the xenophobic rhetoric coming from Trump.
President Biden and the post-debate crisis
The “crisis” surrounding the Biden debate performance is NOT the biggest crisis facing our country. Ken Wolf explains.
Corporate tax breaks: Another reason to vote for Dems
Major U.S. corporations are getting so many tax breaks that they actually get tax refunds, even as their profits soar. It’s time to vote Dem, as only Dems will fix this.
How Congress could save our democratic republic
There are concrete steps that Congress could take that would expand and protect our nation and our democracy.
The great Republican contradiction
When the “new” Repub voters see what the “old” leadership wants, there could be - uhm - issues.
Republicans on the Bridge: Who are these people?
A cargo ship without power to stop hits a bridge and knocks it down. And who do Republicans blame? I mean, really – are you kidding?
Dictatorship: the framework is already in place
“The first Trump term was both deeply alarming and a comedy of errors. A second Trump administration will be far more alarming, with far fewer errors.”
A hard look at the new Republican Party and the threat it poses
Our nation faces an existential threat this fall – and that threat is coming from a political party that has been taken over by the former president.
