How Newt Gingrich Made Nastiness a Virtue
“The nastiness of the GOP — and therefore of much of our national life,” Jeff Shesol writes in his review of Burning Down the House, “can be seen as Gingrich’s most lasting achievement: Nastiness as a virtue, a governing principle, an end in itself.”
Book Review for the Washington Post
Other Jobs That Need Term Limits
West Wing Writers’ Chandler Dean shares his thoughts on other jobs that need term limits. Thankfully, speechwriter is not on his list.
Essay for The New Yorker
Racist State Flags Need to Go — Minnesota’s Is Next
Mississippi ditched its racist flag. Our resident Minnesotan shares a message for his home state: You’re next.
Essay for the Star Tribune
How to Make Your Op-Ed Break Through
At a time when most of us are neck-deep in media, and editors are drowning in submissions, we have some tips on how to craft an op-ed that will break through.
Essay on Medium
