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by Mytheos Holt Tragedies are great clarifiers, and if the shooting in Garland, TX made anything clear, it was that free speech unapologetically expressed is a dangerous thing in our modern censorious era. And yet, perversely, the craven terrorists who struck that day seem to have sent bullets not just through their poor targets’ heads,…
By Laura Meyers Don’t lie. During Sen. Rand Paul’s filibuster last night on NSA surveillance, you couldn’t help but wonder how he controls his bladder for hours on end during his lengthy speeches. Although Rand has never peed on the Senate floor, there are others who have urinated while filibustering. Here are some tricks for…
By Blake Neff A poll released Wednesday by the online pollster YouGov has found that a plurality of the American public, as well as a majority of Democrats, support limiting the First Amendment to allow a ban on hate speech. The poll, conducted from May 8-11, asked respondents whether they would support a law criminalizing “public comments intended to…
by G.B. Endian #1. We give to charity even if other people don’t. Why don’t liberals give away their last dime to government programs they think are important? Why do they require other people to pay the same amount in taxes before they do the same? When a libertarian decides to give money to charity,…
by Don Rasmussen It has been a fascinating and fast-moving week in presidential politics. The Hillary spiral has continued unabated. While talking heads marvel at her durability in head-to-head polling and within the Democrat field, the underlying erosion on honesty and trustworthiness is a troubling sign for her candidacy. The latest Quinnipiac poll in Iowa…
Bill De Blasio’s ‘Contract With America’ eerily similar to CPUSA & SPUSA manifestos By: Ryan Carrillo New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio last week unveiled a 13-point “Progressive Agenda” which is being called the Liberal ‘Contract with America.’ However, the Progressive Agenda is much more similar to two other platforms rather than the Republican contract…
The Republican Party Must Alter Its Message to Survive by Josh Guckert Recently, Politico published a piece detailing a reality that many have known for years. The article, entitled “The GOP Is Dying Off. Literally.” explains how the Republican Party has relied too heavily on white and elderly voters over the years, which has so…
By Rachel Stoltzfoos Republican Rep. Dave Brat credited his opposition to the Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) Republicans want to grant the president to his distrust of Obama and of GOP leaders in the Senate. “The entire Democratic side is voting no, and the president is just going to bat for this thing, and so that makes you wonder,” Brat,…
By Lina Bryce To be an entrepreneur requires enormous sacrifice as well as a financial risk that not everyone is willing to commit to. Despite this, it hasn’t stopped individuals from attempting to discredit the hard work that goes on behind the scenes. Here are some things you should never say to a business owner and why: #1. “Can’t you…
Students attending Arizona State University are criticizing the school’s “Walk Only” zones for their potential to offend disabled people on campus. According to a petition started by Alec Melger on Change.org, ASU should consider changing the name of its Walk Only zones to “pedestrian only or any other inclusive title”. Melger explains, “ASU is one of…