Opinion and Letters

BRADLEY R. GITZ: Impeachment? (Part II) The removal of Donald Trump from office requires that Democrats take the House of Representatives in November. And that Robert Mueller eventually issues a suffi... by Bradley R. Gitz - September 24, 2018

SHELLEY SMITH: Teachers stand behind ATRS I am a teacher. This is year 31 of a wonderful and extremely rewarding career. by Shelley Smith Special to the Democrat-Gazette - September 24, 2018

Oh, oh, telephone line It's enough to drive us crazy. Or crazier. No, not reporters spelling "alot" as one word. It's these constant, unwanted, unsolicited cellphone calls. September 24, 2018

Left, right, left The big news in tech this last week concerned a former Google boss who said he thought the Internet would "split" in the next few years. September 24, 2018

Others say - High school’s long reach Many Americans are struggling to sort out the conflicting accounts from a suburban Maryland party that occurred more than three decades ago. by The Chicago Tribune - September 24, 2018

We all lose When a Supreme Court seat is up for grabs, no one expects reason and cooler heads to win the day. by SE Cupp - September 24, 2018

The Dems' no-win situation Where is James Baker when we need him? by ED ROGERS The Washington Post - September 24, 2018

Letters No Miss America? September 24, 2018

PAUL GREENBERG: The last column (I promise!) It's one thing to bore ever indulgent readers, but quite another when a columnist begins to bore himself. Despite all the fabricated hullabaloo he may try to st... by Paul Greenberg - September 23, 2018

MIKE MASTERSON: Magic in the air I wonder how many are like me when it comes to the glimpse of forgotten childlike enchantment a fair adds to life each September. by Mike Masterson - September 23, 2018

JOHN BRUMMETT: A cancer on the court In a few weeks, possibly, many Americans and especially females will look upon the nine robed justices of the U.S. Supreme Court and see two sex offenders. by John Brummett - September 23, 2018

REX NELSON: Walking in Memphis David Cohn, the well-known writer from the Mississippi Delta, said that the Delta "begins in the lobby of the Peabody Hotel in Memphis and ends on Catfish Row i... by Rex Nelson - September 23, 2018

Five myths about anger Anger is all the rage right now. The rate of anger "reactions" on political Facebook posts is rising rapidly. Among women, TV shows like Dietland, Jessica Jones... by SORAYA CHEMALY THE WASHINTON POST - September 23, 2018

Behold the grand puppet master The Democrats in Congress have a dirty little secret. They are merely puppets attached to the strings of their master, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. by Mike Huckabee - September 23, 2018

Corruption, politics, and healing I may be sleeping in the doghouse for revealing this, but my wife has a medical fascination with grotesque pimples, boils, etc. She is not alone. "Dr. Pimple Po... by BOB BALLINGER Special to the Democrat-Gazette - September 23, 2018

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