Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

Opinion

Defining Christian Nationalism | In Focus

Taking a look at the Rejectors, Resisters, Accommodators, and Ambassadors of Christian Nationalism.

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

Opinion

Victims, persecutors, and saviors: How to escape the “Drama Triangle” | In Focus

Each feed off the other — it takes maturity to break the cycle.

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

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Republican Party can either broaden its base or cease to exist | In Focus

Thoughts on voting restrictions, gerrymandering, and the filibuster.

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

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Trending terms gain traction due to social fear and insecurity | In Focus

What, exactly, is “cancel culture”, “woke culture”, and antifa?

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

Opinion

The myth of child resiliency | In Focus

Trauma can start at a very early age.

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

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When politics seems confusing, remember: it’s all about power | In Focus

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell played both sides to stay in power.

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

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‘The police are the people, and the people are the police’ | In Focus

We need to shift how we think about police in our society.

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

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Majorie Taylor Greene vs. Liz Cheney | In Focus

How should representatives represent their constituents?

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

Opinion

Socialism and COVID-19 | In Focus

If you object to socialism, maybe you should send back your stimulus money.

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

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The breakup of a cult | In Focus

It’s OK to admit you were drawn in. I certainly was.

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

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Trump’s final days in office | In Focus

Will the Senate vote to convict the former president? I think not.

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

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Lessons learned from the attempted coup of January 6, 2021

Words matter, and Republicans are more interested in staying in power than protecting the Constitution.

Rich Elfers, "In Focus"

Opinion

Considering our relationships, parent and child | In Focus

When I had my kids, I wanted to be the father I never had.