Know your enemy

Since I’ve been writing this column, I know I’ve harped a lot on the division we see in our nation, but there’s a reason — it’s the most important issue facing the United States and how we conclude it will say much about the nation we leave for our children and grandchildren.

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Testing lessons

There is no denying that the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted education, and the 2020-21 Kentucky School Report Card proves that.

Further divided

Coke or Pepsi? Bud or Miller? UK or UofL? Glock or Smith? Afghanistan — in or out? Charmin or Northern? We are divided over many things and with the division, there are conspiracy theories to qualify ones position.

The cure-all

One aspect of the Democratic Party — among many — that caused me to have to walk away years ago was the overwhelming propensity of the party to believe that the ultimate problem-solver, the ultimate cure-all for everything was simply to throw money at it until it was fixed.

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