Voters deserve honest debate about real policy differences.

In November, vote for democracy.

Local governments need to protect these areas and stop the proposal to flush additional algae growing phosphorus from Lake Mallalieu into Lake St. Croix.

. . .letting thousands of cubic yards of phosphorus-laden sediments go into the St Croix River from a Lake Mallalieu drawdown would be fiscally irresponsible.

We all lose with the proposed drawdown: residents, tourists and local businesses.

Those Against Drawdown Must Show Up

We prize our St. Croix River for its aesthetic, recreational and economic importance.

Truth is the only way to combat their lies.

Congress has been given a golden opportunity to restore the separation of powers, embrace transparency in government and return to the rule of law.

Americans not only pay high prices for prescription drugs, we pay the highest prices in the world.

Affordability is not a fake talking point.

Fact is, a Lake Mallalieu drawdown will make the St. Croix River sicker.

This summer as we celebrate 250 years as a nation, we should be proud of our democracy, proud of how much we’ve learned and excited about what’s to come by focusing on the future, not on some mythical past.

How many who claim the banner of Christian nationalism actually live by the words of Jesus?

Jefferson and Madison both believed that government and religion should operate separately.

. . . the majority of violent rhetoric is coming directly from the White House.

. . . a bit of respect and kindness can warm up a chilly day.

Hudson is better when we talk to each other.

A better use of our energy is to find ways to build up people, not tear them down.

What happened to his [Trump’s] promised “America First” agenda?