Category: Columnists

The election of 2020 will go down in history for its drama, controversy, and lack of adherence to precedent. However, those who remember the election of 2000 between Democrat Al Gore and Republican George W. […]

If this election season has taught us anything, it’s that our two-party system is broken. More than ever, the American public is displeased with the options presented to them for President. In fact, according to […]

Over the past several years, there has been the movement to “drain the swamp,” but are we doing anything about it? It may be in our best interest to, and that should start with placing […]

On Tuesday, October 13, 2020, the Supreme Court granted the Trump Administration permission to end the 2020 census count. The 10-year national survey ended its count on Thursday, October 15, at midnight, Hawaii time. The […]

The 2020 vice presidential debate was a much more civilized affair than the presidential one. Both candidates were relatively polite towards one another; there was less interrupting and fewer personal attacks. It was not necessarily […]

No one issue in politics today causes greater polarization than the issue of abortion.  I remember sitting down with my mother in high school, nerves fluttering in my stomach as I asked her, “What do […]

Our political parties cannot even agree on what the “Good” is. Is the “Good” maximized economic freedom, or is it the construction of a welfare state? Do we have a healthcare system that prioritizes quality […]

On April 6, the Department of Health and Human Services released a report revealing that many hospitals in the United States are still suffering from shortages in testing and medical supplies. In response, President Trump […]