In this week’s reflection, Michael Quinn Sullivan looks at the all too common problem of us wanting to be “right” rather than “in the right.” In our pride to be the most right person we know, he explains, it is easy to trade the joy of warm camaraderie for the faint praise of self-congratulations.
Sometimes, you have no choice but to defend yourself.
As citizens, we must get better at separating the political wheat from the chaff.
There are 17 proposed constitutional amendments on this November’s ballot; ignore them at your peril.
Ignorance might be an amoral form of bliss, but the future of the republic rests on an informed citizenry.
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