Sohn: For Donald Trump, choose conviction not amnesia
The week of Feb. 8 will be here before we know it, and the expected impeachment trial of former president and commander-in-provoker Donald J. Trump will begin.

The week of Feb. 8 will be here before we know it, and the expected impeachment trial of former president and commander-in-provoker Donald J. Trump will begin.

What is Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee thinking? And what are our school officials thinking?

There was a terror attack, a tragic school bus wreck, a multi-day water outage, a tornado, civil unrest prompted by police brutality in other cities, a pandemic and two recessions - all in the eight years that Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke held office.

Marjorie Taylor Greene is so much an embarrassment that she even shocks Republicans. And it's really hard to shock Republicans. After all, look what all they've condoned in the former president.

Most of us have discerned by now that our new normal - no matter how many times our local, state and national officials talk about "when we get back to normal" - is likely to be closer to never being normal-as-we-have-known-it ever again.

Right on cue, Republicans who forgot about deficits throughout the Trump administration now are wringing their hands and pretending to care about them once more now that President Joe Biden is pushing a $1.9 trillion COVID relief plan.

On day one, by the end of his first half day in office, President Joe Biden split the time between inaugural pomp and circumstance with getting to work undoing some of the Trump administration's most divisive policies.

Exhale.

It is heartening to see COVID-19 vaccines beginning to get pumped into arms in Hamilton County and surrounding communities. But it's disheartening to see it happening with so much disconnect.

We cannot let go of Dr. King's dream. Our dream. Let freedom ring.
