Populism in America: A Generational Reckoning
As I was walking into a convenience store recently, I overheard an interesting conversation outside the entrance. A gentleman was talking to a lady about politicians and
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Policy Over Punchlines: How Political Discourse Needs to Change
“It is the duty of every citizen according to his best capacities to give validity to his convictions in political affairs.” Albert
Big Money in Politics: Major Problem or Freedom of Speech?
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Abortion Proportion
As I watched the results of the 2022 midterm elections come in, a few thoughts in particular crossed my mind. Some had
Evolving Energy
What will the world be like in 50 years? Contemplating this question should bring various scenarios to mind, but I doubt anyone
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Israel-Palestine Endgame
Compromise or conflict? At some point in a dispute or confrontation, a choice must be made: to compromise or continue to engage
Immigration Reform Storm
A few weeks back, I was flipping between different news channels, as I usually do. I like to try to get as
Superpower
“We cannot shirk our responsibility as the leader of the Free World, because we’re the only one that can do it. And
Third Wheel
Remember back to a time when you were a third wheel in your life. What were you thinking and feeling at the
Political Privilege
Rule of Law: broadly defined as a concept in which all individuals and groups are subject to the law, regardless of who
Inflated Fed-Head
As I drove up and pulled into a gas station earlier this year, I saw something strange on the fuel dispenser. When
Reagan Republic
Are you better off than you were 40 years ago? I wasn’t alive 40 years ago, but many today would probably say
The Horror of Politics
“I’m a messenger of God. You’re doomed if you stay here!” The famous line from the 1980 movie Friday the 13th, uttered