Kathleen J. FrydlCovid-19 and the Opioid CrisisWhen Do We Politicize a Death Count, & When Do We Simply Resign Ourselves to One?Dec 2, 20201Dec 2, 20201
Kathleen J. FrydlSpending Easy Credit to Shun Hard RealityConceptualizing American Politics of DenialNov 17, 2020Nov 17, 2020
Kathleen J. FrydlWhat Nicholas Kristof Gets Wrong About Reforming the Drug WarWithout Taking on Federal Drug Prohibition, It’s Impossible to End the Government’s Addiction to the War on DrugsNov 8, 2020Nov 8, 2020
Kathleen J. FrydlDivesting from Police Means Ending Drug ProhibitionAs the United States confronts its legacy of over-reliance upon criminal punishment and police, ideas for reform once considered radical…Jun 27, 2020Jun 27, 2020
Kathleen J. FrydlDonald Trump & “A Conspiracy So Immense”It’s Time to Think About McCarthyism AgainFeb 8, 20201Feb 8, 20201
Kathleen J. FrydlThe Impeachment of Donald Trump: A Question of Clarity and ContextIt’s the Democratic Republic, StupidDec 16, 2019Dec 16, 2019
Kathleen J. FrydlOn the Mueller Report: An Outsider’s Take on a Quintessentially Insider ExerciseThe ambivalence that lies at the heart of the American project — the work to achieve a democratic republic, and the efforts to undermine…Jul 9, 2019Jul 9, 2019
Kathleen J. Frydl‘Program C Remains Active’DEA Data Collection & A Glimpse at the Deep State (the real one)Apr 6, 2019Apr 6, 2019
Kathleen J. FrydlThe Opioid Plane CrashAccording to the CDC, 46 people die every day in the United States from overdoses involving prescription opioids. At this point, no…Mar 25, 20191Mar 25, 20191
Kathleen J. FrydlThe 2016 Ted Cruz Presidential Campaign & Russia: Some QuestionsJoin Me in Considering ThemDec 1, 20183Dec 1, 20183
