Opinion: Despite bitter impeachment. Congress can still get things done

By Senator Joe Lieberman
"Few things seem certain in Washington these days beyond the fact that Republicans and Democrats will be at each other’s necks. After the ferocity of the impeachment battle and through the intensity of the presidential campaign, it’s difficult to know how the political landscape will look a year from now..."

Opinion: 'My Houston friends know I'm a proud Republican. But I don't see Democrats as the enemy'

By Fred Zeidman, No Labels Co-founder
"The notion of “American exceptionalism” is under increasing scrutiny. Critics cite China’s rise, our prolonged entanglement in Middle East conflicts, Russia’s new assertiveness and other factors to dispute America’s clear-cut status as the globe’s most powerful, influential and admirable nation.
I, for one, still believe in American exceptionalism..."

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