Recent content from D.J. Tice
An apology to Dean Phillips
The Minnesota moderate may have set the stage better than I'd thought.
D.J. Tice: In spite of an awful war, they 'had a good feeling about this country'
The anniversary of D-Day is a time to ask whether American civilization has passed its peak.
D.J. Tice: For this Minnesota legislator, action targeting child abuse is intensely personal
"There were a lot of nights that I would pray for someone to come and save me. And no one came."
D.J. Tice: No room for debate — it's been a great career
A grateful farewell to readers, with parting worries for a beloved profession.
Dogmas of the stormy present confuse Civil War debate
Politicians need only to look to Lincoln's words to understand his objectives during the conflict-turned-bloodbath.
Miracle of the loafers and fishes
How fellow pilgrims and I once learned the way of the ice angler.
The infinite elsewhere
There's a certain sensibility, otherwise elusive, on offer when you simply pass through — a place? a period of your life? — without much of a plan.
A big week in the land of political also-rans
Phillips, Emmer join a long line of Minnesotans who have volunteered for greatness.
The unmaking of the presidents (and running mates): a brief history
American politics today are tumultuous to say the least, but we've been here before.
Why good news/bad news isn't good enough on crime (or inflation)
The public is similarly underwhelmed by progress on both topics.