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Doing It All Over Again
The Journey of Motherhood, and Enjoying It All Anew
May 10
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Johanna Maska
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April 2026
The Media Consolidation We’re Not Watching
As the Nexstar-Tegna merger is scrutinized, I remember my own experience with their national channel NewsNation.
Apr 21
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Johanna Maska
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What if We Asked the Hesitant Community Leaders to Run?
Eric Swalwell is Out; the Problem that Produced Him Isn’t.
Apr 14
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Johanna Maska
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Trump Praised “Central Casting” for a Heroic Military Rescue in Iran; Then Threatened an Entire Civilization.
If This Were a Movie, I Wish We Had a Different Script
Apr 7
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Johanna Maska
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March 2026
California’s Governor’s Race Needs a Substantive Debate and Real Leadership. So far we’re waiting for both.
As the race enters the last month before voting, many California voters remain undecided
Mar 31
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Johanna Maska
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The Lion and the Predator
As Cesar Chavez’s legacy is reevaluated, perhaps a larger conversation is warranted
Mar 24
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Johanna Maska
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The Offer Democrats Made
The Department of Homeland Security has been defunded for more than a month. Democrats tried to fund everything but immigration enforcement. Almost no…
Mar 17
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Johanna Maska
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Kristi Noem is Not Yet Gone, Not So Forgotten
She’s out of the Cabinet, but the political obituary of the former South Dakota governor will have to wait. And we’ll be dealing with the repercussions…
Mar 10
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Johanna Maska
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A War to Distract from Our Problems
President Trump launched a war in Iran while problems fester closer to home
Mar 3
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Johanna Maska
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February 2026
A State of the Union that Would Make Me Stand
As President Trump delivers his address tonight, I challenged myself to think of what he could say that would actually get me on my feet.
Feb 24
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Johanna Maska
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The Vulnerability We’re Choosing
While our leaders argue, we’ve shut down critical operations
Feb 17
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Johanna Maska
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We’re All Watching. And We’re Missing the Point.
The Super Bowl brought at least 127 million Americans together. We spent it arguing about nothing that matters.
Feb 10
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Johanna Maska
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