by Kody Fairfield The highlight coming out of the second presidential debate did not happen to be any substantive policy, or shocking revelation from the candidates. No, it happened to be, Ken Bone, one of the many undecided voters who questioned Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. Bone, who was at the debate to help decide…
Trump’s debate complaints may have just unintentionally helped Libertarian Party and Gary Johnson By: Darrell England One of the keys to getting elected as President of the United States of America is to first participate in the presidential debates. However, actually getting into the debates has almost always been a problem with “third party” candidates. Gary Johnson,…
Rather than a robust discussion of political ideals on how to better the human race, 2016 has been consumed by this one question. by Joey Clark “Go forth and shrink the state.” These are the final words with which Deirdre McCloskey chose to end her lecture to the Legatum Institute in London on her forthcoming…
From our friends at Hypeline: By Brandon Shubert With the threat of ISIS terrorist attacks and homeland security being at front of every campaign, the questions and answers for the coming CNN debate will be different than the last primary debates. Here are the five topics you’ll probably hear during tonight’s debate. 1) Foreign Policy Experience…
Rand Paul showed up Trump, moderators, and advertisers by sticking up for Constitution After three uneven performances in the GOP debates, Rand Paul finally showed signs of life in last night’s Fox Business GOP debate on the economy, not only providing substantive policy positions on taxation, energy production, and deficit reduction but also delivering a much-needed zinger…