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Elections are just around the corner (we hope), and the campaign season will soon begin in earnest anyway, putting each of us in the position of again deciding who should get our vote.   Reaching that decision can be daunting because regardless of the office--be it national, state, or local--the issues are often complex, and where a candidate stands can be unclear, inconsistent, or irrational.  We're inundated with slogans, promises, and appeals for campaign donations, but we

Greetings! My name is David Brande. I’m pleased to have been asked to edit this new blog on the Indivisible Sequim website. My background is mostly in higher education: I taught literature and combined humanities at a couple of universities and a few colleges. My wife and her career brought us to the Sequim area fifteen years ago. We’re now both retired but staying busy, both of us volunteering with Indivisible Sequim and attending protests in addition to our usual activities

By Ken Stringer. A US citizen was murdered by ICE yesterday.  Just let that sink in for a moment. Renee Good, a 37-year old mother, was shot and killed in cold blood yesterday by a masked man with a "POLICE, Federal Agent" tab on his body armor.  He was part of an ICE operation.   I have watched (and watched and watched) the horrific video of this murder and reviewed forensic analysis of that video as well as the doctored clip being used to support the claim that the shooting

Sequim and Clallam County are home to a diverse group of residents who care deeply about the future of their community and the nation. This blog aims to bring together various voices from the area, sharing insights and opinions on topics that matter most to local people. The Heart of Sequim’s Community Conversations Sequim is known for its natural beauty, mild climate, and welcoming atmosphere. But beyond the scenic views, the community thrives because of its engaged resident