The “Better Together” plan for the re-consolidation of St. Louis City and St. Louis County is being released, and the initiative drive is about
Author: Steve Sorkin
A lifelong organizer and activist, Steve Sorkin now qualifies for the senior menu at IHOP and spends his time pontificating on the intertubes. He credits reading Doonesbury faithfully for 40 years for everything he knows.
On-line comments: Where racism reigns
Against the advice of my cardiologist, I occasionally look at the on-line comments at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch website. No surprise the comments are
Why aren’t Republicans outraged by Flynn’s pro-Russia activities?
I have been following several different threads on Facebook and other online places about the Mueller investigation. I am not surprised that there are
Obamacare is probably toast: Trump voters will get hurt
I know people who have blasted Obamacare from the beginning, and refused to even acknowledge that there is anything good about it. When I
Taibbi: Obama’s legacy
One of many great ironies of Trump is that after the Republicans spent eight years blasting Obama for disgracing the presidency and criticizing him
The hypocrisy of protesting about peaceful protests
It is amazing to see Trump voters complaining about peaceful protests. How many of them were silent when Trump spewed his hatred, and encouraged
Missouri primary ads: All guns, Islamophobia, no issues
The Republican primary commercials in Missouri are incredible. Apparently one candidate supports bringing Islamic terrorists to Missouri, because he supported a plan
Sanders, Clinton, Nevada and squabbling liberals
What happened at the Nevada Democratic Convention is awful and inexcusable, and Sanders needs to apologize; demand that his supporters stop such terrible, hateful,
Jimmy Carter: Driving conservative Christians crazy
I rarely comment on matters of faith, especially Christianity. I don’t consider myself in any way qualified to comment on the theology of other
Nuclear agreement: There is no “better deal” with Iran
Those who think “a better deal” with Iran is possible are beyond just dreamers– they are dangerous and naive fantasizers. Believing that the US