– Pursuing intellectual honesty in politics –
With only two parties representing the melting pot of America, Congress can’t please everyone. Such is life in a democracy. But is the process by which outcomes are made fair? Or is the integrity of our democracy at risk?
David Brooks’ latest column is exceptional in its critique of the Republican Party, leading up to the Alabama Senate race between Roy Moore and Doug Jones. Three passages in particular are worth another look with minimal commentary from me.
The House and Senate take action on tax reform legislation. I view the bill as a net positive, but it’s far from perfect. Ultimately, voters need to improve the quality of our legislators to ensure better outcomes.
Tax reform is well underway in Washington. The House passed its plan last week, and the Senate aims to vote on another version after Thanksgiving.
