By R. Brownell 1. From the classroom to the workforce A bright student at an early age, Fiorina attended Stanford coming straight out of high school, where she would eventually earn her BA in philosophy and medieval history. During her summers, she worked a variety of jobs ranging from hair salons to secretarial work to…
By R. Brownell 14. He grew up in abject poverty in Detroit with a mother who couldn’t read Growing up with one brother and a single mother, who worked multiple jobs at once, living in Detroit exposed Carson to the worst aspects of the inner city of Detroit. Praying and working to give her sons both a better future, Carson’s…
By R. Brownell 1. The governor’s advantage Unlike the other two announced contenders in the race for the Democratic Party’s nomination, O’Malley is the only potential candidate who has experience governing, the daily ins and outs, of a state. This gives O’Malley the advantage of proving his record of leadership and dealing with challenges similar…
By R. Brownell Many pundits and commentators around the country were quick to announce Hillary as the de facto nominee for the Democratic Party, in very much the same way that Rand Paul is seen as the Republican favorite amongst conservative constituents. The problem is, there truly is no way that Clinton will be able…
By R. Brownell With GOP contenders coming out one by one to announce their official candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination, one dark horse candidate has grown in popularity amongst conservative caucus groups around the nation, and could possibly be the candidate that could revive interest amongst GOP voters throughout the country to get out…
Rand Paul is the Hispanic Community’s Best Choice by Jose Nino [dropcap size=small]T[/dropcap]oday, Hispanics make up roughly 17% of the U.S. population. These numbers will only grow in the following decades, with a Brookings Institution report projecting Hispanics to make up 25% of the U.S. populace by 2044. Naturally, this makes for a voting bloc…
Rubio’s Out-Dated Brand of “Conservatism” Not Useful in 2016 by Josh Guckert On Monday, Marco Rubio announced his 2016 presidential campaign, joining Ted Cruz, Rand Paul and Hillary Clinton in their aspirations for the Oval Office. Since being elected to the Senate in 2010, Rubio has long been considered an up-and-comer in the Republican Party. However, he…
Hillary Clinton Isn’t Making History, She’s Just the Same Old Story by Avens O’Brien [dropcap size=small]T[/dropcap]he completely unsurprising news broke on Sunday: Hillary Clinton is running for president. As we prepare for the inevitable narrative of the mainstream media’s portrayal of Hillary as a trailblazer and a female icon, this author would like to step back…
No Matter How Hard She Tries, Clinton Cannot Escape Record by Josh Guckert Around 3:00 pm on Sunday, Hillary Clinton announced that she was running for President. However, instead of doing so in front of a live audience like other newly entered contenders Ted Cruz and Rand Paul, she instead chose a purely cyber-strategy. First,…
by Josh Guckert Since announcing his presidential campaign on Tuesday, Rand Paul has quickly become one of the most talked about people in the country. With his rhetoric on the campaign trail in Kentucky, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Iowa, he has shattered the image of what it means to be a Republican and a…