To lose is hard. To walk into the fire with your eyes wide open is hard.
Siegel: ‘Brave enough to lose’ race for governor, now focused on issues
Keelan: from crypto to EVs, tech-driven changes need second look
The Big Brains running Big Tech are making Big Mistakes.
McClaughry: Johnstown Flood of bills will sweep through Vermont State House
The Democrat-led House and Senate now have the power to drive through any measure decided upon by its leaders, spurred on by their clamoring interest groups.
Evslin: Legislators must First Do No Harm
Advocates of climate change legislation believe the price of fossil fuel is too low to give Vermonters an economic incentive to switch.
Smith: Living off the grid not so simple
Grid customers and utilities have a long way to go to understand how this new system would actually work.
Higley: December 1 deadline for rule on 2035 ban on new gas-powered vehicles
Dec. 1 is the deadline for Agency of Natural Resources adoption of a rule banning gasoline-powered new vehicle sales and registration in just over 12 years.
‘Scribblings’: VT House Dem leaders heavy-handed on rank-and-file
Vermont House Democrats are like the dog that finally caught the car.
Eight-year-old shamed in Vermont school over pronouns
The problem for the eight-year-old boy is that his brain does not warp like the warped dimensions of gender pronouns.
Evslin: Trump was the middle finger of the proletariat
There are important reasons why almost half the voters supported Trump in 2016 and 2020 and why so many remain loyal to him today.
McClaughry: Election Aftershocks
The Republican membership of the House sank from 43 to 38, with no bright new faces among them.
