Down with Print, Down with Democracy: The Fragile Relationship between Newspapers and Self-Governance
Is it just a random coincidence, a meaningless correlation, a spurious connection, that the number
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Ballot Initiatives on the Voting Block in North Carolina
At first glance, the midterm elections do not appear to concern North Carolina. Neither Governor
One Small Step for Woman, One Giant Regression for Mankind
President Trump recently announced the unceremonious departure of yet another White House official as he
A Tale of Two Americas: Aggressive Policy and an Apathetic People
You turn on the news, and fire and brimstone rains down. Another dozen or so
Economic Growth and the Looming Threat of Inflation
For the past decade, the Federal Reserve has maintained historically low interest rates. A great
A Bipartisan View of Tax Reform
Today’s political climate has rendered it incredibly difficult, perhaps even impossible, to foresee any type
Forgive, Forget, and Abet: Perpetuating the Cycle of Economic Turmoil
“Having previously endured a stock market collapse, recession, terrorist attacks, and corporate scandals, this year
The Conservative Case for Feminism
The cause of feminism deserves more than to be diminished to the level of partisan
Congressional Republicans Must Take Stronger Stance on Roy Moore Allegations
Roy Moore is grossly unfit to serve in the United States Senate. Fourteen-years ago, he
Don’t Flake On Us Now, Jeff
“Enough,” he said. Enough of the “coarseness of our national dialogue,” the “regular and casual