Life

By Michael Quinn Sullivan

Praying for our republic’s politicians and not the citizens is like asking a physician to alleviate the symptoms without addressing the disease.

By Michael Quinn Sullivan

There is no end to the litany of things about which to be angry – but it doesn’t mean we have to be endlessly upset.

By Michael Quinn Sullivan

It is up to the politician to have a plan to meet the citizens’ demands.

By Michael Quinn Sullivan

If we are to govern our republic, we must first govern ourselves.

By Robert Montoya

Mary Nichols, one of the founding members of Texas Caregivers for Compromise, shares how citizens organized and motivated legislators to act.

By Michael Quinn Sullivan

Backing down from a principled fight is the quickest way to lose.

By Michael Quinn Sullivan

In politics, we’re encouraged to be distracted by the “game” between the Elephants and the Donkeys – even as the Republic is stolen from us.

By Michael Quinn Sullivan

Righteous ends don’t justify dishonorable acts.