that we elect members of Congress expected to reconcile disagreements, not to heighten division; it's Congress's work to govern.

To fulfill their role of governance disagreements should boldly be aired and clearly and respectfully considered and legislated with open minds. With broader knowledge and fuller understanding of the common good, Congress can find their way to compromise and ultimately consensus which builds community and coherence in the fabric of our nation.

against political parties playing "Russian Roulette" with the health of our economy.    
How is it patriotic for members of Congress to fall into line to crash our economy?

against normalizing congressional dysfunction.

to match the moral imperative accepted by Christians, Jews, and Muslims:
"Thou shalt not bear false witness."

that encourages freedom of speech on the Message Forum.

that presidents can't be challenged for eating ice cream cones - even with two scoops of chocolate - no matter what the season.

against presidents sparking controversy by wearing tan suits.

that clarifies what "legitimate political discourse" is.

Wouldn't that be an oximoron?

that people who unapologetically refuse to bake cakes for others not explore action against those they repudiate for refusing to serve their organization's dinner meeting to update donors on their work promoting traditional marriage and opposing abortion per their mission.