Essays
Like All Things, Technology Could Solve Gerrymandering
The solution to gerrymandering is right under America's nose, but partisan fighting has made the nation blind to an obvious solution.
Jack Shields
Essays
Lincoln and the Truthfulness of Alabama
Right or wrong, the Alabama abortion bill is a refreshingly honest path towards discourse between Republicans and Democrats.
Essays
Give the States Some Teeth
Federalism died because only Washington polices Washington — four amendments would let states bite back.
Essays
Blue Laws: The Useless Government Alcohol Blunder
It was the first time I have had to deal with the ridiculousness of blue laws.
Opinion
Mike Pence Doesn't Hate Buttigieg or the LGBT Community
Vice President Mike Pence, despite accusations from slanderous political opponents, does not hate Pete Buttigieg or any other member of the LGBT community.
Opinion
Joe Biden Exposed the Standards of the General Election
If the Democratic Party truly wanted to remove President Trump from office, they would nominate the former Vice President despite his social awkwardness.
Opinion
An Update on the 2020 Democratic Primary
As the number of candidates for the 2020 Democratic Primary grows vastly, who will stand out and be the nominee that challenges President Trump?
Essays
Separating the Art from the Artists Involved
While we all enjoy watching movies and other forms of entertainment, we often get caught up in the recent politicization of these events.
Essays
The Democrats Were Always the Racist Party
An examination of the history of the Democratic Party reveals that the party has always been filled with racist candidates and individuals.
Essays
Who Said the Federal Government Could Legislate Morality?
The federal government also tries to legislate issues of morality, but since when did politicians believe they had the right to violate the constitution?
Essays
Reflections on the Nature of Government
After 3 days working for the Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives, I realized the massive inefficiency of governance calls for smaller government.
Opinion
Snatching Defeat From the Jaws of Victory
With Democrats preparing to nominate a radical candidate to defeat Donald Trump, they clearly learned the wrong lesson after the 2016 and 2018 elections.
Essays
The Least Immoral and Most Effective Tax
Though all taxes are nothing but a necessary evil to fund essential government programs, this particular tax is less immoral than others.
Essays
The States Should Control National Parks
The parks aren't the problem — a federal government running them without constitutional warrant is.
Essays
It's Time to Replace the Electoral College
With the many failures of the Electoral College becoming apparent, it is clear that voters need a new system.
Essays
How to End the Loophole Surrounding Federalism
The United States federal government has, for too long, disregarded the basic principle of federalism and wrongly sees itself as a parent of the states.
Essays
Want to Protect Kids? Arm Teachers
Rather than beat around the bush, we should realize it’s clear that we need a way to defend children in schools and guns are the best way to do it.
Essays
Pass Mark Levin's Supreme Court Amendment
The Supreme Court has too much power in our current political climate, but the Levin Amendment would help restore checks and balances.
Essays
The Danger of Giving a Good Man Power
Allowing people to expand the scope and extent of the power of their office leaves it forever changed so that preserving liberty is nearly impossible.
Essays
The Second Amendment is Still Working
The second amendment is necessary to protect the people from government tyranny, and is still effective in providing a means of resistance.
Opinion
Bad Legal Precedent Used to Challenge Maine Election Result
Poliquin lost under ranked choice and now wants the courts to overturn it — on precedent that shouldn't exist either.