Conservatives’ repudiation of facts has reached crisis proportions, as seen in their rejection of Joe Biden’s legitimate election victory. It has also obscured the left’s discomfort with reality. Aversion to facts is a growing American problem, and an obstacle to national progress.

A month after election day, Republicans are still trying to sow doubt about Joe Biden's victory. Here are some key questions their conspiracy theory fails to account for.  

Leading media on both left and right were vital in debunking claims of voter fraud, leading Republicans to retreat further from the mainstream in their quest for more partisan news sources.  

Linked to intolerance and identity politics, woke culture is a liability for the Democratic Party. 

Trump supporters already suffered disrepute. In sticking with a president who tried to call the election early and in peddling unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud – all in an attempt to subvert American democracy – any remaining shred of credibility has been squandered.

Let's not kid ourselves. President Elect Joe Biden's commendable agenda of national unity is a long shot. But it won't be helped by identity politicking, which was on full display during Kamala Harris' tone deaf victory speech over the weekend. For the sake of the nation it's a temptation she needs to resist. 

Joe Biden's defeat of Donald Trump is the first step toward restoring our democracy. And yet 70 million people still voted for the authoritarian figure. The Jews wisely said after the Holocaust, "Never Forget," and it is vital that we take a closer look at the makeup of this anti-democratic force. 

A civilization can not grow and prosper without a healthy dose of political maturity among its populace, as developing countries know all too well. America is growing less distinguishable from those nations, as festering political immaturity has been normalized. 

Trump signs are often accompanied by the American flag, suggesting that support for Trump is synonymous with patriotism. But given all Trump has done to divide and weaken America, is their any truth to the claim?  

On her new podcast, the former First Lady said when she's slighted or overlooked by whites, it's attributable to race. Is this accurate? Is our current "conversation" on race equipped to nurture healthier interaction?