Forthright
Sue Lani MadsenCommentary on politics, culture and language from a Christian, conservative, libertarian and pragmatic perspective.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 283 | Subscribers | Read | suelanimadsen.substack.com |
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DNR Trust Land Transfer program key to King Ranch battle
As reported in general media for the last three years, the King Ranch story has been framed as a modern Sagebrush Rebellion with an Olympia twist. Just a simple stubborn rancher in middle-of-nowhere central Washington bogged down in a burea...
Southern Poverty Law Center looking for hate in all the wrong places
It’s sad when a fine old organization loses its way, and the Southern Poverty Law Center has been lost for years. When the SPLC landed at the top of the news cycle with a federal indictment for shady money handling, the only surprising thin...
Courageous citizenship in the age of conspiracy
Last week on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, I was called a Commie for pushing back on a particularly silly conspiracy theory linking Braver Angels to an international cabal. The Commie jab wasn’t worth responding to with anythin...
Moving the Monaghan statue carries layers of meaning
On April 13, 2026 Spokane’s City Council voted to accept a bid of $88,000 to move the statue of Ensign John Monaghan out of the path of a road project.
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Christ-follower, writer, rancher, architect, American citizen, volunteer firefighter/EMT, wife, mother, daughter, sister, neighbor, friend, collector of many books, beloved child of God.
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