Rep. Susan Wild’s Bipartisan Initiative for Pandemic-related Child Care
News - “For Rep. Wild, this bill might also provide a foundation for downstream economic normalization; if child care is more accessible, the argument goes, then it becomes less burdensome for parents to return to work, seek out new potential employment, or continue their own education.” 9/18/2020
News - “For Rep. Wild, this bill might also provide a foundation for downstream economic normalization; if child care is more accessible, the argument goes, then it becomes less burdensome for parents to return to work, seek out new potential employment, or continue their own education.” 9/18/2020Do Americans Vote Too Much?
The Center - The United States does not have low voter turnout; Americans actually are asked to vote too much, and this hurts our democracy. 9/18/2020
The Center - The United States does not have low voter turnout; Americans actually are asked to vote too much, and this hurts our democracy. 9/18/2020Identity Politics and the Death of Moral Imagination
The Right - “The problem—as has been said so many times before—is that identity politics takes a kernel of truth about embodied human experience and pushes it to its destructive conclusion.” 9/17/2020
The Right - “The problem—as has been said so many times before—is that identity politics takes a kernel of truth about embodied human experience and pushes it to its destructive conclusion.” 9/17/2020Searching for Common Meaning in the Age of Polarization 
The Center - “It is not between Red and Blue states; it is a battle about whether there is meaning outside of politics.” 9/16/2020
The Center - “It is not between Red and Blue states; it is a battle about whether there is meaning outside of politics.” 9/16/2020Partisan Identity and the Death of Representative Governance
The Center - “Importing these ideas into your sense of self—to think of yourself as a liberal or a conservative—is irrational and corrosive. It is a recipe for error.” 8/8/2020
The Center - “Importing these ideas into your sense of self—to think of yourself as a liberal or a conservative—is irrational and corrosive. It is a recipe for error.” 8/8/2020White Jesus and the “Other” Jesus: When Activists Come for Gods
The Center - “A civilization that worships at such altars is one that no longer believes in itself, that considers itself irredeemably guilty, sinful or evil…” 8/7/2020
The Center - “A civilization that worships at such altars is one that no longer believes in itself, that considers itself irredeemably guilty, sinful or evil…” 8/7/2020Why Cancel Culture Won’t Last
The Center - “This is the thing about moral panics—while threatening, they can be illuminating.” 8/3/2020
The Center - “This is the thing about moral panics—while threatening, they can be illuminating.” 8/3/2020How Close We Are to Unravelling
The Right - “The religion of Social Justice is redolent of the old paganism but without even the mortal transcendence of its pantheons.” 6/11/2020
The Right - “The religion of Social Justice is redolent of the old paganism but without even the mortal transcendence of its pantheons.” 6/11/2020Lessons from Antiquity for Our Current Pandemic
The Center - “Thucydides subsequently goes on to say, ‘In other respects also Athens owed to the plague the beginnings of a state of unprecedented lawlessness.’” 5/18/2020
The Center - “Thucydides subsequently goes on to say, ‘In other respects also Athens owed to the plague the beginnings of a state of unprecedented lawlessness.’” 5/18/2020If There Were Ever a Time for Bipartisanship, It Is Now
The Center - “COVID-19 presents a unique opportunity for governments to build trust. According to a recent update of the 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer, trust in government around the world spiked by 11 points between January and May 2020.” 5/13/2020
The Center - “COVID-19 presents a unique opportunity for governments to build trust. According to a recent update of the 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer, trust in government around the world spiked by 11 points between January and May 2020.” 5/13/2020Jordan Peterson and Carl Jung’s Worldviews Have Been Greatly Oversimplified
The Center - “With respect to McManus and Hamilton, who have admittedly produced a very interesting article, there are characterizations and theoretical points within their article that I feel need to be addressed.” 4/28/2020
The Center - “With respect to McManus and Hamilton, who have admittedly produced a very interesting article, there are characterizations and theoretical points within their article that I feel need to be addressed.” 4/28/2020To Stand up to China, the West Must First Re-Discover Itself
The Right - “The lack of backbone displayed by Western leaders when dealing with China is symbolic of the malaise that has been gripping Western culture for decades.” 4/21/2020
The Right - “The lack of backbone displayed by Western leaders when dealing with China is symbolic of the malaise that has been gripping Western culture for decades.” 4/21/2020The Many Problems with Marxism
The Center - “I recently met up with an old friend, a staunch Marxist, at a traditional Viennese café to catch up and talk about our political differences. After hours of discussion, he admitted, ‘Well, ultimately, it’s a question of faith.'” 4/15/2020
The Center - “I recently met up with an old friend, a staunch Marxist, at a traditional Viennese café to catch up and talk about our political differences. After hours of discussion, he admitted, ‘Well, ultimately, it’s a question of faith.'” 4/15/2020Merion West: Why We Do What We Do
The Center - “Just as some married couples renew their vows, we, as a publication, will take a moment to do the same and explain why we’re still doing what we’re doing.” 1/31/2020
The Center - “Just as some married couples renew their vows, we, as a publication, will take a moment to do the same and explain why we’re still doing what we’re doing.” 1/31/2020Nietzschean Thirst
The Center - “Those known as ‘the rabble,’ whom Zarathustra describes as fit only to be slaves, ultimately dwell within every human soul. It is that lowly thing in each of us which must be pitilessly overcome.” 1/26/2020
The Center - “Those known as ‘the rabble,’ whom Zarathustra describes as fit only to be slaves, ultimately dwell within every human soul. It is that lowly thing in each of us which must be pitilessly overcome.” 1/26/2020I Didn’t Vote for Trump But Strongly Oppose His Impeachment
The Right - “However, now—after seeing how he has been treated by Democrats since he was elected—he will have my vote in 2020.” 1/25/2020
The Right - “However, now—after seeing how he has been treated by Democrats since he was elected—he will have my vote in 2020.” 1/25/2020