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Previous Issues
Opinion
September 2017
Violence in Virginia
As a First Amendment warrior, I fight for your right to speak all things hateful to my values. As a victim of malicious slander, I know the need for restraint. There are two sides to the freedom of speech on … Continue reading
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August 2017
Why Environmentalists Should Support Farmers
Farmers and farming are good for the environment. Like any other group, there can be careless farmers, accidents and lapses in enforcement of rules. But the net benefit to the environment is positive and much better than the alternative. It’s … Continue reading
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April 2017
Double Dipping Doug – The Ongoing Citizen Effort for Accountability
Since January 2017, state Sen. Doug Ericksen has been at the center of a controversy around his decision to accept full-time work in Washington, D.C. during the limited Washington State legislative session. Sen. Ericksen continues to resist thousands of requests … Continue reading
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