How did Kamala Harris do? How did the democrats do? How did the pollsters do? And of course, how did the Toteboard do? Some of the answers a

Note: this is the second of a series of Toteboard post-election reflections. Even without the benefit of flash polls and scientific...

Four years ago, we thought it was all over. We really believed we could leave behind the national nightmare that was Trump, and look ahead t

OK folks, here we go. Tomorrow is Election Day, which means that this insane presidential cycle is finally winding down, and that we’ll...

Think of it, as we sit here, in space above us the destiny of the galaxy will be decided for the next ten thousand years.

I think historian Tim Snyder has some of the answers as he has spent his career defining "fascism" – and the fact is that Trump and MAGA are

We are now two weeks away from the 2024 presidential election, and not a whole lot has changed since the previous Toteboard . Although...

We’re hearing a lot of buzz these days about how this coming presidential election is like none we’ve ever seen before. For the first...

So how do things stand now? Well, to answer that, the Toteboard needs to plunge into a little bit of electoral history (of course).

Sixty-three years ago today, CBS first aired the classic Twilight Zone episode, “The Monsters are Due on Maple Street,” one of Rod...

Now that the midterms are ten days in the rear-view mirror, even as a handful of House races are still undecided, it’s clear that the...

Now that MLB’s decision to pull the All-Star Game out of Georgia has inextricably linked baseball and voting rights, the Toteboard has...

As some of you may recall, the Toteboard for the first time recently offered you, its loyal readers (or not), an opportunity to enter the...

With the inauguration of Joe Biden, the swearing in of three ethnically iconic democratic senators, the expulsion of Trump from the White...

At an educational institution in GA a couple of months ago, the full faculty voted on whether or not to change an important policy, one...

When Saddam Hussein realized that his defeat was imminent in the first Gulf War, he ordered his troops to ignite hundreds of Kuwaiti oil...

Buddhist mythology depicts an elaborate network of colorful realms where beings may go in their next life, as the result of the...

In some ways, it’s very fitting that tomorrow’s senate runoff elections and Wednesday’s counting of the electoral votes more or less...

Note: this is the second of a series of Toteboard post-election reflections. It is now exactly one month since election day, almost all...

Note: this is the first of a series of Toteboard post-election reflections. Some thirty years ago, a friend was speaking candidly about...