Bye Bye, Bernie
Well, unfortunately for Bernie Sanders supporters, it looks like it’s time to sober up, roll up the hemp blanket, and turn off the Phish, because the Bernie Bus broke down on the road to political revolution.
Read MoreChalk, Safe Spaces, and the Failure of Higher Education
A couple weeks ago, students at Emory University were traumatized to wake up and find their pristine sidewalks chalked with messages of support for Donald Trump—apologies for not prefacing that name with a trigger warning.
Read MoreHow Immigration Split the GOP
If voter turnout is any indication of enthusiasm, then Republicans are more motivated than ever to participate in choosing who will not only represent them in the election against Hillary, but also define the future of the party in other elections.
Read MoreThe “Anti-Establishment” Election
One of the common tropes of this election season is that so-called anti-establishment politicians and voters are challenging the authority of the current political establishment because of its corruption and ineptitude.
Read MoreTrump the Twitter King
No one could have predicted over eight months ago when the Republican presidential field was flooded with over a dozen young, experienced, and accomplished politicians that they would all be summarily rejected for an eccentric Wall Street tycoon whose major accomplishments include being a reality TV star and running a chain of casinos into bankruptcy.
Read MoreUnited States Should Pause Refugee Resettlement
The Syrian refugee crisis has sparked a heated debate over what role America should take and whether or not we should accept refugee applicants. President Obama has pledged to resettle 10,000 Syrians, but he has met strong opposition among the states and a bipartisan majority in Congress.
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