Sohn: Is Michael Bloomberg a Democratic help or hindrance?
An easy first reaction to the news Thursday that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is preparing a late entry into the Democratic presidential primary race is one of exasperation.

An easy first reaction to the news Thursday that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is preparing a late entry into the Democratic presidential primary race is one of exasperation.

As the Trumpworld turns, the plot thickens in Washington, D.C. - these days known as Impeachment Place.

Okay, it's not a Nazi book burning, but the Citrus County, Florida, commissioners refusing to fund an annual digital subscription to The New York Times for the public library comes close - especially when you consider their reasoning.

The president of the United States lives in a dark and dangerous virtual world - the Twitter world of conspiracy mongers, racists and spies.

We've all heard the canary-in-the-coal-mine history.

So the die is cast.

Good investigators have a saying: There's no such thing as coincidence.

You've worked hard to find just the right countryside, the right community, the right neighborhood, the right home.

In 2002, longtime Washington Post conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer wrote: "To understand the workings of American politics, you have to understand this fundamental law: Conservatives think liberals are stupid. Liberals think conservatives are evil."

We've said it often, but it bears repeating: Growth is hard. Especially in our Chattanooga area geography.
