David Moats
CommentatorDavid Moats is an author and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist.
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Most Vermonters know by now that ours is the second oldest population of all the states 鈥� after Maine's 鈥� and the need to keep young people here and鈥� -
Nobody knows what鈥檚 going to happen in next year's election, but that hasn't stopped people from trying to predict an unpredictable future. We all have鈥� -
A friend of mine came across some old film recently showing street scenes of Rutland in 1941, and it鈥檚 a revealing trip back in time. The Rutland Lions鈥� -
Gender roles in politics usually get discussed in relation to women and the pressure they face always to be nice and unthreatening 鈥� competent, but not鈥� -
In Vermont, candidates depend less on television to establish themselves in the minds of voters. Here we鈥檙e more likely to meet them in person and to size鈥� -
The other day I came across a pamphlet published by the Ford Motor Company in 1954 with little essays describing tours you could take on the roads of New鈥� -
The start of a new year is a marker causing us to think about where we are in a life span that may end up giving us 70, or 80, or 90 years. I remember鈥� -
Nobody knows the future, but in times of uncertainty like these, what we don鈥檛 know feels like an expanding universe of dire possibilities.Consider the鈥� -
There鈥檚 a political cliche, frequently repeated, that鈥檚 creating the wrong picture of our country.Following this year鈥檚 elections, we鈥檝e heard that our鈥�
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With Democrats in the House and Republicans in the Senate digging in for political battles to come, you can sense there鈥檚 history happening.It feels a鈥�
