According to my understanding of Christianity—a Christianity based on the teachings of Christ—there is nothing “Christian” about white Christian nationalists.
Could this pattern of behavior—the grandiosity, the erratic statements, the apparent detachment from reality—be laying groundwork, consciously or not, for a future claim of mental incompetence as a shield against legal accountability?
Our congressman gets thousands from the insurance industry as town after town in the county is searching for money and solutions to large insurance increases at annual town meetings.
We need to be able to have sincere discussions backed up with real-world examples in order to make informed decisions about policies that can have serious effects on our financial lives and the cultural life of our town.
This week, as a Lenox resident with a child in the Lenox school district, I received a survey in the mail presenting three options: keep “Millionaires,” change it, or “I don’t care.” On one level, it may seem like a small question. On another, it asks something larger.
The president's latest assault on good taste is not so likely to go away politically, unless the shooting war he has initiated permits him to change the subject.
