Bill Greener

The Supreme Court’s recent decision to remove race as the basis for drawing additional majority-minority legislative districts is creating a situation that reverberates far beyond campaigns for the State Legislature

Usually accompanied by a deep sigh, you can hear the question “how did we get here?” asked with a fair degree of frequency. My thesis is that there are four

Several times, I have asserted in a national campaign that there are only four choices for your basic message. Once more, the first is “things are going great, why would

My time in politics is of sufficient duration that I have seen most of what can happen on Election Day. Suffice it to say that, in my view, all the

I’ve made this mistake once, so take what follows with a grain of salt. A Lesson Learned the Hard Way In 2015, when the campaign for the Republican nomination was

As an aging conservative, it is increasingly more difficult to participate in serious and civilized conversation, much less debate, over what is right or wrong about the history of our

A Crisis of Confidence in AmericaMy biggest complaint about progressives, especially American progressives, is their constant, unrelenting distrust of our country, its people and institutions, as well as our history,

This past weekend, we once again witnessed an attempt to assassinate President Trump. Let that sink in. Forget your politics for 30 minutes. We are discussing a situation where there

The End of Entertaining Nonsense For those of a certain age, getting stoned and solving the problems of the world in a college dorm room was a rite of passage.

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has caused quite a stir this week. The group, founded to highlight and fight racism, stands accused of handing out more than three million