Space Coast Progressive Alliance

Trump's zero-tolerance policy does not solve the immigration situation; it causes chaos.

The actions of the current administration are substantially hurting our health care.

More than 14 months have passed since Donald Trump was elected President of the United States. Whether you follow his daily tweets, worry about the numerous turnovers in his administration, or look at his impulsive decisions regarding domestic and foreign affairs, they seem to point toward a marked increase in his erratic behavior.

More than 14 months have passed since Donald Trump was elected President of the United States. Whether you follow his daily tweets, worry about the numerous turnovers in his administration, or look at his impulsive decisions regarding domestic and foreign affairs, they seem to point toward a marked increase in his erratic behavior.

When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary . . .

It appears that the great experiment provided by our founding fathers when they established the Constitution and the Bill of Rights is over.

I once selected topics for a current affairs program and served as moderator at a senior citizens residence, and then Trump was elected president. Like many other voters, I went into shock.

Since the November presidential election, perhaps you, like me, periodically ruminate on what has happened. Maybe you are asking yourself, how did this happen?  Are people really this gullible?  What is going on?   I have read articles that have helped me make sense of what is going on. They have given me a new frame of reference on the president-elect.  None of it makes me feel any better about what we are facing in the future. 

Meet an interesting top local journalist, who will explore the new reality of the "age of Trump."

Jeb Bush is a serious contender as Romney's Secretary of Education in spite if the fact that he himself and his companies would profit from his decisions.