Reading Time: 3 minutes Over the course of the past six months, cries for the impeachment of President Trump have arisen from a faction within the Democratic party. These voices, primarily of younger party members such as Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez and Illan Omar, have used the Mueller...
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Reading Time: 9 minutes Publisher’s Note —President Trump ran a campaign in 2016 which greatly emphasized the prevention of illegal immigration. Immigration has been a catalyst behind one of the most tumultuous presidencies in recent memory. Now, a “caravan” of immigrants has descended upon the United...
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Reading Time: 13 minutes Publisher’s Note The Death Penalty is one of the greatest points of contention within our country. Even within political parties, the morality and legality of the Death Penalty is hotly contested. Our contributors do a commendable job making arguments in favor of,...
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Reading Time: 5 minutes Jack Scalia, Denison University The first headline comes as a shock, everything that follows, however, is the sad, predictable reality of our society. I am speaking, of course, about the atrocities which have become almost routine in our country and the politically...
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Reading Time: 6 minutes Connor Kianpøur, UC Davis Actions have consequences, and so too do accusations. Just as a maleficent action engenders unimaginable repercussions for the victim of said action, a mere accusation of wrongdoing implicates a host of consequences that fundamentally alter the lives of...
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Reading Time: 11 minutes Publisher’s Note The past few weeks have been a tumultuous time on Capitol Hill with President Trump’s second Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, being accused of sexual assault. What ensued was a toxic, partisan battle over the highest...
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Reading Time: 12 minutes Publisher’s Note Throughout the United States’ brief history, capitalism has been a stalwart. The ideals of Adam Smith have been the blood which courses through the veins of the American experiment. Yet, there has been a surge of socialist sentiment which have...
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Reading Time: 7 minutes Jack Scalia, Denison University In Juan Linz’s “The Perils of Presidentialism,” he wrestles with the same question debated by the Federalists and Anti-Federalist’s at the founding of our country– what is the best form of Democracy? Advocating for the Parliamentary system, as...
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