Two days after One Nation, there is no official third-party estimate of the crowd size, which means that speculation about it has become the job of politically charged news organizations.

Being white, they didn’t consider—as I had—the justice system’s especially rigid intolerance for crimes involving white women and black men.

The firing of Agriculture Department staffer Shirley Sherrod — over racial remarks that were taken out of context — raises judgment questions not only about the Obama administration and the NAACP, whose president is a former journalist, but about the news media.

Sen. Jon Kyl's defense of tax breaks for the rich, and the intemperate attack on the NAACP by the Tea Party Express' Mark Williams, could kill the right's momentum in November.