Debate Preview: Consider the Election

• Jonathan Gerard
• Oct 1, 2012

In any election, the incumbent and the challenger have unique advantages.

The Religious Roots of the Labor Movement

• Jonathan Gerard
• Sep 3, 2012

It is our ancient religious values, not left-wing politics, that form the foundation of our labor laws and make meaningful our celebration of Labor Day.

A Solution to Valentine's Day (in Easton Patch)

• Jonathan Gerard
• Feb 13, 2013

How to to celebrate Valentine's Day for three days.

Living

Are Trash Cans Too Heavy for Sanitation Workers? (in Easton Patch)

• Jonathan Gerard
• Aug 13, 2012

Are we buying trash cans too heavy for sanitation workers to lift?

Remembering Raoul Wallenberg

• Jonathan Gerard
• Jul 24, 2012

Raoul Wallenberg is a name everyone should recognize and hero everyone should know.

Biden Assures Nation that the President is a Macho Man (in Easton Patch)

• Jonathan Gerard
• May 1, 2012

Obama cannot appear too angry or too strong and so appears "too weak" for the macho men. Biden seeks to correct this.

Blood from a Stone: Happiness and an $838 blood test (in Easton Patch)

• Jonathan Gerard
• Apr 26, 2012

A blood test costs the uninsured three times more than those with health insurance.

Education

School Financing is Unfair and Thus Un-American (in Easton Patch)

• Jonathan Gerard
• Apr 18, 2012

The way we finance schools preserves social and economic inequalities. Rather, inequalities should be an end-result of our education, not built in from the beginning.

The Season of Questions (in Easton Patch)

• Jonathan Gerard
• Jan 25, 2012

Difficult questions for the Republican presidential candidates.