WNIJ Perspectives

Frances Jaeger

Frances Jaeger asks "how many mustards are too many?" It's a rhetorical question, of course, when the world has so much to offer.

Andrew Nelson

Andrew Nelson says the Democratic Party needs to prove that it can right the wrongs of a rigged system.

Susan Goldberg

Susan Goldberg's thoughts on gratitude lead her to her father.

Rosie Klepper

Rosie Klepper would rather see America hotly divided over cranberry sauce than you-know-what at the Thanksgiving dinner table this year.

G.K. Wuori

G.K. and Wester Wuori share what they are thankful for this Thanksgiving.

Connie Seraphine

Connie Seraphine looks back at the long road that led to voting rights for women.

Deborah Booth

Deborah Booth says immigration raids could normalize the appearance of armed agents in our streets — and that could affect future elections.

Marnie O. Mamminga

It's a fitting end for some of Marnie O. Mamminga's family friends.

Rick Brooks

Rick Brooks goes low.

Dan Kenney

Dan Kenney says an ancient monster is afoot in the U.S. government leadership.