By Jordan LaPorta It’s finally here. After over a year of endless campaigning, and a primary season that yielded us two horrendously atrocious candidates, the day of reckoning has arrived. Throughout the day, Americans across the country will go to the polls to vote for, among other things, the next President of the United States….
By Blake Neff Free public college is a key part of Sen. Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign, but his daring populist proposal is provoking a shrug from the American public. According to a Gallup poll released Monday, 47 percent of U.S. adults support making public colleges tuition-free, while 45 percent are opposed and the remaining nine percent are…
3. National Debt Have you ever wondered how our government has gotten us so far into debt as a nation? Have you ever wondered how we as a nation might even begin to climb out of this pit of debt the United States government has dug us into? Have you ever taken a look at…
After the Orlando shooting this past weekend, each of the candidates running for President responded to the tragedy in different ways. Clinton joined Americans in praying for the victims but then called for increased gun regulation to avoid future massacres. Trump called the shooting a horrific event but then added boasting remarks that he was right…
Democrats Struggle to See Differences in Trump and Clinton by Josh Guckert In interviews conducted by Rhania Khalek of TheRealNews Network, Democrats at this year’s National Convention in Philadelphia had a hard time distinguishing between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. The questions posed by Khalek centered around issues as expansive as references to women as “trash,”…
#3. Birth control must lead ultimately to a cleaner race. There’s that eugenics thing again. That got very unpopular after World War 2.
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