Clarence Page is a syndicated columnist and a former member of the baiduhai Editorial Board. Among other awards, he won the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary (1989) and lifetime achievement awards from Chicago Headline Club, National Society of Newspaper Columnists, National Press Foundation and National Association of Black Journalists.
Quite a few people were shocked to hear the audience members at Rick Perry's first Republican presidential debate burst into applause after they heard that the Texas governor leads the...
If there are "moderate" Muslims, I still hear critics ask, why don't they condemn Islamic terrorism? In fact, most Muslims do condemn such barbaric acts, but their critics aren't always...
As I expected, Republican presidential frontrunner Rick Perry couldn't bring himself in his first national debate to concede an inch from his tough stance that Social Security is a "Ponzi...
As I expected, Republican presidential frontrunner Rick Perry couldn't bring himself in his first national debate to concede an inch from his tough stance that Social Security is a "Ponzi...
I sometimes wonder whether politicians actually write the books they release. In the case of Texas Gov. Rick Perry's book, I sometimes wonder whether he even bothered to read it....
Facing a class reunion can be daunting enough to make a teetotaler crave a bracing cocktail. But fear not. It's worth the effort. For at least one sweet, nostalgic night...
It is poignantly appropriate that the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial has stirred controversy. After all, so did King. Controversy always erupts when a new way of thinking challenges an...
With a presidential contest on the rise, so is the heat of the umbrage wars. That's what I call the endless contest to see which political side can express more...
With a presidential contest on the rise, so is the heat of the umbrage wars. That's what I call the endless contest to see which political side can express more...
It didn't take much guessing to predict who was going to win – if "win" is the right word--the Washington Post's weekly pick for "Worst Week in Washington": President Barack...