John Auchter is a journalist based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, writing for Michigan Radio. He focuses on local news and events, providing commentary and analysis through his art pieces. His work often touches on political issues, social justice, and the impact of current events on the local community.
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John Auchter is an opinion editorial writer focusing on government, politics, culture, and society in Michigan. His articles often feature artwork related to societal and political issues. He would likely be interested in contributions from experts with unique perspectives on local politics or societal trends within Ann Arbor or Michigan.
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Among the many frustrating things about this American political landscape is the inability to discuss and resolve issues. Case in point, the Michigan House and Senate.
Sometimes it's difficult to trace exactly where an idea for a cartoon comes from. But sometimes it's crystal clear. For example, this week.
I think the consensus on the Vice Presidential debate was that it was startlingly civil. But just because some things were said in measured tones doesn't mean all that was said was necessarily true.
It is not only plausible but entirely predictable that Elon Musk would fire somebody for a perceived insult.
So here we are in 2024, and as part of Trump's favorable polling with men in general, he apparently is making some inroads with Black men, Hispanic men, and even Arab Muslim men. What the heck is wrong with us guys? I mean, history is pretty clear on what comes from enabling Trump (and demagogues in general). Most women seem to understand this.
Mike Rogers, the Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate here in Michigan, is in a difficult position.
This is for the undecided voters. And if you are one of these people at this point days before the election (and months into a thoroughly exhausting, all-consuming campaign season), I imagine the only criteria left to make a decision on is character — who is the more relatable, decent, stable human being?
To be honest, I'm still collecting my thoughts on the election. I suspect most of you are. So instead of adding here to the cacophony of articles/posts/pods etc. trying to sort it all out, I'll just leave it to the cartoon to convey the vibe.
Republicans are already grexing about the legislation Democrats might pass while they still can.
How did we get here? Well, we elected Trump, of course. And he told us he intended to follow a course of patronage and fealty in deciding nominees. So no surprise there. But it's also in part due to how easily those who oppose him and his policies allow themselves to lose focus.
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