Sohn: Imagine a day with no Trump tweets
Imagine a time when political polarization slows. When we don't have to read about radical liberal Democrats in all caps and hear snide comments about Republican or conservative wing-nuts.

Imagine a time when political polarization slows. When we don't have to read about radical liberal Democrats in all caps and hear snide comments about Republican or conservative wing-nuts.

Finally, late this week, the number of Republican leaders who have congratulated President-elect Joe Biden inched into low double digits.

There is a new effort underway to save Tennessee walking horses from soring - and to save the Tennessee Walking Horse and its industry.

It's not a question of whether President Donald Trump is leaving. He is. He has one foot out the door.

President-elect Joe Biden is moving quickly and taking care of business.

Joe Biden's victory to become president-elect of the United States is an enormous relief to most Americans - especially to the more than 75 million of us who supported him - the most votes ever placed for a presidential ticket in the history of this country.

President Trump, trying tirelessly to cast doubt on the 2020 election, stepped to a microphone late last week and did what he does best: lie, misguide and show his ignorance.

We know what yesterday, yesteryear and yester-presidential term has brought us.

So it all comes down to Georgia.

The future looks much brighter for America and Americans with each tick up of Joe Biden's lead in the 2020 presidential race.
