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"We have no idea what, exactly, was in the classified documents that were found in the various locations." → Read More
"The legislative process can be challenging and frustrating. And for all the kabuki theater of public engagement, the real work happens behind closed doors." → Read More
"Did you hear about the president who encouraged violating the constitution so that he could retain power?" → Read More
"Republicans do well when they focus on core economic policy and financial sanity." → Read More
"If past performance says anything, it is that the GOP is going to have a really good Election Day." → Read More
"Solving the challenges inherent in going to space has helped our lives immeasurably." → Read More
"People need purpose. We are social creatures; a sense of belonging is key to our well-being." → Read More
"It is far too easy to fall into simple explanations based on a surface review of data." → Read More
"If the tense debates in local school boards over the last two years are any indication, education is on many voters’ minds." → Read More
"We are in a world where John Martin is among the most likely to oppose the Democratic Party, so anything can happen." → Read More
"Our time on this Earth is finite. And, in keeping with springtime, their departures will give way to new growth and new voices in their stead." → Read More
"Taxes probably need to go up for everybody, and spending will need to come down for everybody." → Read More
"Maybe our dark political winter is giving way to a thaw and brighter days," said Cianchette. → Read More
"To lower prices, you have to do one of two things; decrease demand, or increase supply. That’s it." → Read More
"North Korea, Syria and Iran all stand with Russia on the wrong side of this historical moment," Michael Cianchette writes. → Read More
"The art of policymaking requires officials to consider and balance countless objectives," Michael Cianchette writes. → Read More
"Our nation’s continuing challenge with race is reflected in both our sports and our politics. There is no simple solution," Michael Cianchette writes. → Read More
"If last weekend’s NFL games have their own lesson to impart, it is that imminence can be illusory," Michael Cianchette writes. → Read More
"Money is important in politics, but it is not enough. Personalities and policies matter," Michael Cianchette writes. → Read More
COVID-19 vaccines have been available for a year, and we seemingly have neared saturation as to all who will get the shot voluntarily. → Read More