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  • The Carnage on my Screen

    Published April 16, 2013

    With their bare hands, strangers tore down the dividers and rushed toward the wounded and the dead. 

  • State of Our Union: Broke, Battered, Bristled with Arms

    Published February 13, 2013

    As the president addressed the nation, the real measure of the state of our union was being taken 3,000 miles away from the Capitol. 

  • McGraw: We Gun Owners Say 'Enough'

    Published December 17, 2012

    If this nation is going to do what’s necessary, it’s going to require responsible gun owners to stand up and say “enough.”

  • McGraw: America Turned a Corner Last Night

    Published November 07, 2012

    For the first time in a very long time, there is hope in at least some precincts of this deeply divided country that we now have a way to deal with the yawning political chasm. 

  • Op-Ed: Debate Showed a Silly Putty Romney

    Published October 23, 2012

    The author says Mitt Romney "gleefully abandoned" the hard-line positions he took over five years of campaigning.

  • Op-Ed: Two Alpha Males Blooding Each Other

    Published October 17, 2012

    Any objective viewer would be hard-pressed to come to the conclusion that he got the better of the President on any of the issues they sparred over.

  • Op-Ed: Biden Rocked as Corner Man

    Published October 12, 2012

    Joe Biden won for the Democrats the most precious thing in the world to them; the time to make it back to their corner before the next round begins.

  • Op-Ed: Dems' Post-Debate Blues

    Published October 04, 2012

    The author says that now President Obama's march to a second term will be "a long hard slog." That famous empty chair, he says, might have done better.

  • Oped: Romney's Gaffes Costing Him

    Published September 25, 2012

    The author argues that running against a politically compromised incumbent in the fourth year of one of the weakest economic recoveries in history, Mitt Romney should be, but isn't, in a stronger position.