Mike Littwin

Opposing denial of care by corrupt health insurance companies is absolutely called for. Killing the United Healthcare CEO is not.

The Madison police chief said after the shooting at Abundant Life Christian School that “enough is enough.” But history tells us it’s never enough.

’Twas the season for great fiction, and not just from a certain politician.

When we — family and friends — sat down to eat Thanksgiving dinner, my 9-year-old grandson asked when we were going to get to say what we were thankful for

The truck bombing/suicide outside a Las Vegas Trump hotel involved a Fort Carson Special Forces member, who apparently was suffering from brain damage.

You may have noticed — or maybe not — that I’ve been off for the past 10 days. But I’ve been busy. Celebrating the holiday(s) of my choice — still allowed, by the way, at least so far. Watching the new Dylan movie and trying to be a good neighbor by not singing along. Occasionally I did hum, though. Bingeing FX’s “Say Nothing” miniseries on Hulu — based on the great book of the same name — centered on the real-life Troubles in Ireland and the real life-and-death consequences of political violence.

An increasing number of Democrats have called out Elon Musk — sound the alarm: Elon’s coming — but that’s not nearly enough to stop him.

And fear was the point. It’s hard not to give in to fear, but expecting us to give in holds the key to the Trump/Musk master plan.

But Weiser’s greatest concerns are that Trump might defy the Supreme Court if it rules against him — and the constitutional crisis that would ensue.

The Trump speech and the lies about his first six weeks provided a warning about all the weeks yet to come in the Trump Restoration.