Democrats could potentially be close to flipping the house, and whether students support a Democratic or Republican House, their vote will matter immensely in the outcome.
Category: Elections
Immigration Sanctuary Law Dispute Exhibits Oregon’s Rural-Urban Divide
The fight to eliminate Oregon’s sanctuary status looms large in the state’s rural-urban divide.
Koch Money on Campus is More Complicated than You Think
The Charles Koch Foundation outsources its activism to eager college students it knows will advocate for conservative and libertarian views.
The Question of Amnesty: should they stay or go?
The costs of sustaining eleven million more citizens far outweigh the revenue made from granting amnesty.
My Story of Latinx Political Engagement
I am a Latina with an extensive Mexican heritage and family. I’ve heard the insincere, damaging, and ignorant rhetoric directed at my people from our new President-elect. And I have only one thing to say: we demand respect and representation.
The 1% Presidential Election
Clinton’s policies deal with the short term and long term consequences of rising income inequality. Trump’s policy complicates the reasoning of his non-college educated supporters.
Libertarian, Not Conservative
The fact that countless “never Trump” Republicans plan to vote for Johnson reflects a misguided belief that Libertarian ideas are inherently Conservative.
Requiem for a Conservative
Trump’s approach is more than a strategic failure, it’s an abdication of his role as the leader of conservatism in America.
The Real Problem with Voting Third Party
Sometimes the most principled action is doing your best to help others achieve the best outcome, even when that task is unpleasant.
How Ted Cruz exposed the GOP’s hypocrisy on Political Correctness
The backlash to Ted Cruz’s speech at the RNC demonstrates that the GOP’s stance on PC is hypocritical, fundamentally built upon self-interest and conditional on political advantage.