Froma Harrop

It was not Donald Trump's fault that coal was dying. It was his fault that he lied about being able to save it and then lied that he had.

It's a poorly kept secret that Republicans are no longer the kings of fundraising. Democrats are.

Having lost the presidency, the Senate majority and now major platforms for disseminating lies and calls to violence, Trump World, or what's left of it, automatically shifted into self-pitying snowflake mode.

The Democrats should have long ago tweaked their recent campaigns to feature the Texas representatives creepy and moronic rhetoric.

Obesity is tied to many other serious ailments, but it took COVID to scare many into taking drastic action.

Americans, including Republicans, have internalized that the president will be gone in a few weeks. Fear of Trump has gone poof.

The pandemic of 2020 will stand out as an extraordinary period in American history. It will be up to the young among us to explain to future generations how strange it all was.

Vaccines are on the way. Economy is on the up. And who knows, maybe Americans will finally catch up with wearing masks.

The left doesn't really speak to Republicans and independents. But the all-important Georgia run-offs are a custom-made job for Never-Trumpers.