Will Sellers, Author at Alabama Political Reporter • Page 6 of 7

Opinion | Magna Carta’s Peer Review

"It would be foolish to argue that the Magna Carta anticipated all the rights and freedoms we enjoy today, but it certainly planted those...

Will SellersJune 15, 2021

"Because of these strictures, we often forget what real treason looks like and fail to fully appreciate loyalty to country or creed."

Will SellersMay 25, 2021

"Rather than naming buildings after people, whether they are dead or alive, I have a much better idea."

Will SellersApril 1, 2021

"Debate and open discussion force ideas to compete against practical reality, thus winnowing out the ill-conceived and fostering workable solutions."

Will SellersMarch 2, 2021

"The world is safer when America is fully engaged."

Will SellersFebruary 2, 2021

"I remain confident that our brightest days are ahead of us."

Will SellersJanuary 12, 2021

"The Incarnation was a religious hurricane so powerful that it spun off secular tornados that impacted the world in very subtle ways."

Will SellersDecember 15, 2020

"In the winter of British discontent, Thatcher emerged to lead the minority Conservative Party into the majority."

Will SellersNovember 25, 2020

The United States and her friends cannot allow a country that is utterly opposed to freedom to control space.

Will SellersOctober 28, 2020

Had Johnson and Lodge debated, who knows, but that election might have had a different outcome.

Will SellersOctober 9, 2020