The Idea That If You

Of Course, Texas Is So Huge It Really Is Empty Places; People Can Easily Drive An Hour And A Half To Work Every Day, So Even If They're Actually Living In The Suburbs, It Sure Feels As If They're In A Remote Location.

The Idea That If You Don’t Like How Things Are Going, You Can Just Leave Is So Engrained In Texas, The Secession Movement Is No Surprise.

Personally, I'd Be Really Glad To Have A National Conversation About Whether To Outlaw Most Forms Of Birth Control. For Once, The Kids And Their Grandparents Would Find Themselves On The Same Side.

When The Women's Movement Started In The 1960s, There Was A Vision Of A Future Where Women Didn't Wear Makeup Or Worry About How Their Hair Looked, And Everybody Wore Sensible, Comfortable Clothes. It Ran Into An Absolute Brick Wall.

First They Gerrymander Us Into One-party Fiefs. Then They Tell Us They Only Care About The Swing Districts. Then They Complain About Voter Apathy.