No matter the lens, whether looking at COVID and vaccinations, General Milley's actions in the wake of January 6th, or the results of the California recall, the only thing that matters is who votes.

As news from Woodward and Costa's forthcoming book spilled out into public view, questions arise around the actions of Joint Chiefs Chairman General Mark Milley during Trump's waning days in office.

Dems need to step up their game and get unified if they want to get their two-tier infrastructure plan passed as well as the Freedom to Vote Act, the voting rights compromise they just hammered out with Manchin.

In this special bonus episode, Chris shares his raw and personal experience of the attacks on 9/11, and the days that followed.

Mandating the vaccine: how much can President Biden actually do beyond an E.O. for federal employees and contractors? Does it work best coming from the private sector? What is the best approach to getting the most people into the 'vaccinated' tent?

Chris looks at moving to a multi-party system, as the fractions within our binary system of two parties are making inaction the only reaction.

Post Labor Day, as we head back to school and schedules, we are in a period of transition. It is time to bring action alongside the rhetoric: on COVID, on challenging the Texas abortion law, on passing Biden's dual infrastructure plans.

A look at how the loudest minority often makes policy that is at odds with the will of the majority in our politics. From abortion to open carry laws, Texas exemplifies this in two laws enacted this week.

A look at how this Christian prayer for peace relates to our daily lives in a secular way: the commonweal- the common wealth, and whether we are invested in our communities when it comes to issues we care about like Afghanistan, COVID and even the new TX abortion law.

The idea that the 'War on Terror' is over because we left Afghanistan is simply not true. It is ongoing. Same goes for the war on COVID. What happens next is up to our Common Concern and Collective Will.