THE DEBATE

The filibuster, as it exists, has been used over and over and over again to suppress the will of the people who have elected people to advance workers' rights.

The racial equity piece of this debate cannot be ignored.

Instead of thinking of the Haitians as our enemy, we should think about it as people who can contribute to our economy.

We need to be a little more nuanced when we think about what is causing the dramatic increase in violent crime in cities.

There's no reason why a lot of good jobs should require a B.A., and yet they do.

It's an outrageous slander against our allies, and one that will have reverberating effects across the planet earth, as revanchist and irredentist powers, in places like Beijing and Moscow, wonder if the United States would go to war for the sovereignty of Taipei or Tala.

I would push against normative family values because I think this is something that is historically constructed.

If I have a certain fear of going to a movie theater, because of a potential mass shooter. I want the ability to carry a firearm when I go there.

#MeToo in its latter incarnation has moved a little too far in another direction: Rather than talking about what women want, which would be a healthy place to go, it has begun to demonize male sexuality and desire as if it's inherently predatory.

Critical race theory is something very specific: It's an attempt to deal with how race affects even neutral seeming laws.