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Responding to the White House’s race and sex stereotyping executive order President Trump signed an executive order combatting diversity training and other workplace practices which work to prevent discrimination. ASUI’s resolution, written by […]
During the most recent White House Correspondents Dinner, Michelle Wolf, know a well-known comedian, disparaging the appearance and work of White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
Mark Felt — commonly known as “deep throat,” and more recently referred to as “the man who brought down the White House,” is known for a number of reasons, but […]
From the first time I gained an interest in political discourse, back during the second election of former President George W. Bush, I’ve carried a fairly consistent mindset in regard […]
It’s been a bumpy transition for the new White House. With all the chaos, it’s been hard to take a second and evaluate the situation. In November, the American people […]
George W. Bush distinguished between good and evil in no uncertain terms, and urged Americans to do good. On the evening of the 9/11 attacks, Bush said, “America was targeted for […]
I want, so much, to respect Kellyanne Conway and Sean Spicer. No one’s perfect, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt when they were given jobs in President […]
War on the media President Trump’s “running war with the media” is the equivalent to going to war against provable fact. Make no mistake about that. — Erin Thank goodness […]
The first presidential debate was televised on Sept. 26, 1960, and since then Americans have viewed candidates through televised production. Since the election of 1960, televised debates have become an […]