Dick Polman

William Faulkner, the bard of segregated Mississippi, once wrote: "The past is never dead. It's not even past."

There's an old saying, attributed to nobody in particular, that Democrats never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.

Beginning in January, when Democrats take control of the House, the Trump-Republican agenda will be officially dead.

So we've reached the crossroads: Checks and balances, or a blank check? What kind of nation are we? Are we informed citizens, or sheep?

The provocateur-in-chief has spent the last three years stoking his cultists to commit political violence.

Donald Trump's current con job - spreading lies about the migrants who are walking through Mexico is just his latest attempt to weaponize fear for political gain.

Pay close attention to the Florida gubernatorial race, because it is a proxy for our nationally polarized political climate.