Mark Wolbers

In the absence of fact, “culture” has become the sole Republican platform driver.

This trivializes the more important issue of management style.

Are Republicans really the law-and-order party anymore, or is everything just about political advantage?

Conservatives talk a populist game, but in reality, their platform denies the average American a higher standard of living while protecting and enriching the wealthy.

The richest 1% now own more than one-third of the country’s wealth and the top 10% hold nearly three-quarters of the country’s wealth.

Rather than working so hard to engage in useless culture wars to gin up the electorate, I think most people would simply be happy with a modicum of competence in government.

Maybe Republicans should support national campaign finance reform legislation?

So far, the strategy of weakened government and ineffectual action is working great, at least for GCI.

President Donald Trump’s inaction and lack of leadership has cost thousands of lives and profoundly impacted our economy.

It may be ironic, but it is no surprise that the state is not enjoying prosperity.

In the end, the Republicans scurried away, trying to avoid the light.

It would have been a simple, principled position to support impeachment

A free press may not always report what you hoped to hear, but it is the only way a person can be an intelligent, informed participant in a democracy.

OPINION: Your basic tuning fork has a greater command of the facts than the UAA prioritization exercise. Let there be music.