The media likes to portray religion as as ugly, and violent, and exotic, and crazy, and nuts because that�s entertaining, or as trivial and ridiculous. Yet, in our modern world, […]

He could still fix it.

This will be with us for quite a while.

“Nobody I know twists anybody’s arm.”

The tangible consequences of global warming.

Power ought to be shared, though it often isn’t.

Are special interests breaking the system?

We used to know each other as friends.

If McDonald’s and Burger King did things this way, we wouldn’t be eating hamburgers.

We can’t seem to shake our tribal loyalties.

Is democracy a viable form of government?

What does the government owe to the health of its citizens?

Making cures feasible.

An insider’s view of lobbying.

From pipe fitter’s helper to CEO of PhRMA.

Growing up Cajun.

How can we embrace change?

Social and technological changes are going to empower people in ways we haven’t imagined.

It is absolutely vital to keep the public informed.

People with money.

Technology is going to change politics whether we like it or not.

Following through with new ideas is what can make this election stand out.

Matt Bai on solving moral issues for themselves.

Bloomberg might only identify with New Yorkers.

Credibility outweighs party lines.

People in every culture make decisions based on what is best for themselves and their families.

He is our anti-terror president.

Republicans must break free of their recent past, and articulate the plan to move forward.

The president will be chosen based on issues, not parties.

The economy is a 30 year underlying anxiety.