Trump is a pre-fascist. He has moved well beyond an autocrat–one who rules with real or perceived unlimited power. We cannot ignore the president’s sedition and that of his die-hard followers.
As a nation, and for the sake of our future democracy, we will make a huge mistake by not finally holding Trump accountable. People call for us to heal as Americans. But my experience with human nature shows that healing requires accountability, and better to establish accountability before trying to heal.
Impeach Trump as Bar to Future Public Office Read More »
Both Georgia Senate seats will advance to runoff elections on January 5. If both Republicans lose in Georgia, Republicans will also lose control of the Senate.
Georgia runoff election: Why it matters Read More »
As people testified — attorneys and law students, people who worked the polls for hours on end, clergy, and Wayne County voters — I saw democracy rise up. And, there were no guns, no threats, no violence, only well-thought-out, impassioned oratory from citizens determined to protect every voter.
Wayne County election results: When we fight, we win Read More »
Election day reminded me of the power of “We the People,” when we join our voices for justice. Wednesday reminded me that we have a lot of work to do to repair the breach in this country.
A Tale of Two Days: Election Tuesday and the Wednesday Following Read More »
Check out Lawyers and Collars for more information to serve as a clergy poll chaplain or election protection attorney
Why I’ll be a Poll Chaplain on Election Day Read More »
The U.S. has engaged in voter intimidation for so long that, sadly, we don’t even seem to recognize it anymore.
Voter Intimidation: How Very Unchristian — Let Me Count the Ways Read More »
Religion and politics cannot exist as completely separate from one another. “Separation of Church and State” is a concept, an ideal to which we aspire so that all can practice their faith without governmental interference.
Render unto God, and Render unto Caesar Read More »
Even though the church is neutral on supporting candidates, the church’s faithful must always vote according to what we know is right or wrong—with moral conviction.
Election 2020: A Moral Choice Read More »
The death of a Supreme Court Justice this close to a presidential election has left many people wondering, what happens now, and what can we do?
RIP RBG: 7 things you can do to honor her legacy Read More »