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Building a wall on our southern border and putting forth efforts to actually enforce control of our borders is the right thing to do. No, I’m not having the conversation where I make a case for the pragmatism of building … Continue reading →

Self Proclaimed Marxist Van Jones lays out the the danger to Democrats if Trump can win over enough of the ‘black vote.’ The margin for error is much smaller than one would think. Jones lays it all out there: “If … Continue reading →

There’s a great deal of talk today surrounding the Washington Redskins and whether they should be forced to change their name. Most of this conversation stems from recent findings that 90% of Native Americans don’t find the term, “redskin” to … Continue reading →

In the spirit of Harambe the regal gorilla and Cecil the friendly lion, officials at the Caricuao zoo in Caracas have expressed serious concern for the health of their animals. According to a Reuters report, some 50 animals have starved … Continue reading →

  John Kerry has come under some heat after his recent remarks comparing climate change to ISIS. According to Kerry, the environmental impact of air conditioning poses as big a threat to life on our planet as ISIS. While at … Continue reading →

It’s that time again, convention season, when political pundits gather together in a glorified Comic-con to see which political party really knows how to party. Above all else, conventions are great way for media types to find easy material, share … Continue reading →

The True Costs of Free College Germany currently suffers a workforce crisis and has implemented free tuition programs in an effort to combat them. Similar to their Nordic neighbors to the north (Sweden, Denmark, & Norway), the idea was that … Continue reading →

Myth: American slavery was more barbaric than other slave trades. Fact: The American Colonies took in only about 4% of Transatlantic African slaves, yet by 1825, only one hundred years later, the US had a quarter of the black New … Continue reading →

The following are ten questions that every American needs to ask before going to the polls and casting a vote. The first few questions address general economic issues and history. Next there are some questions concerning current presidential candidates, specifically, Bernie Sanders. The … Continue reading →