Yeah, but YOUR Candidate…
This pattern has probably been around since the first election. [...]
Mitt Romney’s 47%: A Modest Exercise in Dialogic Thinking
Dear Reader, the last few weeks have been a blur—and [...]
Fox News, Paul Ryan, and Standing Knee-Deep in Campaign Verbiage
Sometimes, in this U.S. election season, you have a dig [...]
Keeping Civil in an Angry World
In case you’re wondering…the manuscript for Why Can’t We Talk? [...]
A New Book, A New Conversation: Why Can’t We Talk? Coming to Bookstores Near You
I invite you to join me in celebrating some good [...]
Irene and Her Lesson for Dialogue
I had a moment of cynicism this past Sunday, and [...]
Reading the Media That Tell Me I’m Right
How many conservatives read Mother Jones? How many progressives ever [...]
The Glorious Internet: Closer to Dialogue or Further Away?
Remember all those long-ago TV ads that trumpeted the vast [...]
The Week of bin Laden and the Spirit of Dialogue
Here’s why the spirit of dialogue is essential. I awoke [...]
Questioning Our Age of Hubris (from Miki Kashtan)
Every now and then, I come across an article with [...]