There are moments in politics when your principles are tested not by your enemies, but by the people you are more inclined to agree with. This is one of those moments for me. I identify as progressive. I have been openly critical of Donald Trump and much of what he represents politically. I disagree withContinue reading “Accountability Should Not Be Selective: Why I Believe James Comey Should Face Consequences”
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The Concerning Implications of Texas SB20
When Texas Senate Bill 20 (SB20) went into effect on September 1st, many celebrated it as a step forward in protecting children from exploitation. On the surface, the law seems clear: it criminalizes the possession or promotion of “obscene visual material” that depicts minors. The intent is noble and urgent—after all, child exploitation is oneContinue reading “The Concerning Implications of Texas SB20”