The first presidential debate of 2020 was horrific, agonizing, rude, nerve-wracking, loud, and deeply disturbing. President Pants on Fire spewed a river of filth during his allotted time –
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Carolyn Wyler
Columnist and C.E.O. - October 12, 2020 in Columnists
It’s not you, it’s me
Dear John, I mean Don, I am breaking up with you. I am not a hater as you and your people like to call me. Years ago, when I was in elementary school, one of my teachers told me that when you say you hate...
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Terri Connett
Columnist - October 9, 2020 in Columnists
The Prosecutor, the fly and Vice President Pink Eye
If you were looking for the Vice Presidential Debate to be more honest, substantive, and civil than last week's Trump Show, bless your heart. You really don't know politics, do you?
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Terri Connett
Columnist - October 2, 2020 in Columnists
Hey Republicans, still proud of your boy?
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JL Nash
- September 24, 2020 in Columnists
Boxes of oranges
It has been months since I put pen to paper for iPinionSyndicate and I can no longer blame COVID-19. At first, it was the societal restrictions which gave me good reason for a disturbance of routine and an excuse for a lack of productivity. Life...
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Hank Fradella
Columnists - September 21, 2020 in Columnists
Reflections on the legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Friday evening, I was cooking dinner for my family when my husband came into the kitchen and said, “Ginsburg died.” I froze. My heart sank. I was overwhelmed with a personal sense of loss and grief that rivaled what I felt when family members had...
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Hank Fradella
Columnists - September 11, 2020 in Columnists
Reflections on September 11th at a time of great national division
Henry F. Fradella Nineteen years ago today, I awoke in my home in Yardley, Pennsylvania and hurriedly got ready to head to work. It was a beautiful, crisp fall morning. During my short, 15-minute drive to The College of New Jersey (TCNJ)’s campus, I thought about...
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Alexia Carter
- August 20, 2020 in Columnists
Practicing self-care during the pandemic
I haven’t wanted to write about COVID-19, because it seems like that’s all anyone is talking about, but this pandemic has shown me the value of self-care, and I want to share what’s helping me get through this stressful time. First, I talk to a...
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Terri Connett
Columnist - July 27, 2020 in Columnists
19 reasons why
During a campaign rally in my state of Michigan, nearly four years ago today, candidate Donald J. Dumbass directed a question to black voters. Was he offering a platform packed with promises to right the wrongs of racial injustice?
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Vatrena King
- July 17, 2020 in Columnists
My dear white supremacist friend
I recently found out that a dear old friend of mine has white supremacist beliefs. He read a book that supports Hitler’s belief in a master race (although couched in more “scientific” terms) and as a blue-eyed blonde, my friend apparently had no problem believing...
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