The average American will live through several White House administrations. Personally, Trump is the third president I have been alive to see and the first where I can make coherent judgments on their actions. Trump is not the first president I have been around for and certainly will not be the last. We are simply…
On Twitter, the hashtag #RIPCapitalism was trending Wednesday evening because articles emerged that Jeff Bezos may become the first trillionaire, as Amazon sees a spike in sales due to COVID-19. The theme of hating capitalism, as opposed to a particular corporation like Amazon, is echoed among leftists, who also seem to want to see an…
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced Project Roomkey this week, which offers hotel rooms that are empty due to the COVID-19 outbreak to be used as a shelter for California’s homeless residents. This is an excellent idea if it is taken care of properly. They even teamed up with Motel 6, and public-private partnership is almost…
The ideological left has consistently considered itself to be more “woke” and tolerant than conservatives. Of course, leftists will balk when they hear a conservative idea or find out their friend or family member is conservative. All of a sudden, the mental barricades in the leftist mind arise and tend not only to attack conservative…
The Democratic National Committee has barred Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard from participating in the next Presidential debate by changing its rule that candidates need only one delegate to qualify. Gabbard, who is one of three candidates left in the race besides former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, earned two delegates in…
There has been heated division within the Republican Party between neoconservatives and libertarians and will have significant impacts in 2020 and beyond. First, it is important to know what neoconservatism and libertarianism are at a basic level. Here’s how the Oxford dictionary defines the two: Neoconservatism: “relating to or denoting a return to a modified…
Trump is a political phenomenon. After he went down the escalator in June 2015 to announce his 2016 Presidential campaign, the political climate in America has not been the same. The two political sides are more heated than ever, and rhetoric has become stronger and increasingly informal. The Trump presidency threw political correctness and etiquette…
California Governor Gavin Newsom blamed the homeless crisis on President Donald Trump while speaking to a reporter in the Democratic debate spin room last Thursday. In the video, Newsom explains that President Trump should take “accountability” to prove he “cares about the largest state in the United States of America” in regards to the major…
The Conservative Party in Great Britain won an overwhelming majority in Parliament, keeping Prime Minister Boris Johnson in office. Brexit, or the British exit from the European Union, will now likely take place, three years after citizens voted on a Conservative-backed referendum. Although Great Britain does not work on a two-party system like in America,…
The 24-hour news cycle produces a quick turnaround of stories and greatly impacts discourse throughout America and the world. But what goes hand in hand with the news cycle is the faux outrage cycle— when people pretend furious in regards to recent events. If a mass shooting occurs, the faux outrage cycle falls onto gun…