Division as Moral Clarity
Drawing on Shakespeare’s Hamlet, this essay explores moral integrity, political difference, and the limits of tolerance in contemporary society. Grounded in the belief that being true to oneself requires moral clarity rather than false neutrality, the author reflects on how personal values shape political boundaries in an increasingly polarized world.
The Democratic Party is Lost: A Failure to Understand the Nation
Kamala Harris did not lose because she ran out of time. She lost because Democrats misread the nation they were speaking to. By clinging to loyalty, morality, and caution, her campaign failed to inspire voters who had already proven they could be won. In a race that was hers to lose, Harris and the Democratic…
No Halo in Death: Charlie Kirk’s Death Does Not Change Who He Was
Political violence is not acceptable. We do not hold the moral right to determine who deserves to live or die. Celebration is not due. Kirk should still be alive and should still be going on his tours with Turning Point USA. With that being said, Charlie Kirk was not a good man. His death should…
If We Believe in Liberty, Why Don’t We Stand with the Oppressed
America the brave. The sweet land of liberty. With justice for all. That’s what they say as we boast of our superior military and vaunt our patriotic values. That’s what they say on the 4th of July as we gather at lake houses, dressed in red, white, and blue. America first. That’s what our leaders…
Keep Your Eyes on Palestine
Don’t let the United States and Iran distract you from what is happening in Palestine
One Man’s Ego, California’s Burden
The troops being deployed in Los Angeles are not there to create peace but to insinuate chaos in the name of Donald Trump
Patriotism Isn’t Just Flags — It’s Supporting Ukraine
This war is far deeper than Ukraine and Russia. Where you stand determines how much you love America.
Understanding the Myth of George Floyd’s Drug Overdose
George Floyd was no American hero, but he was definitely proof of racism in the country.
Who Spreads Misinformation? Democrats v Republicans
Can you guess which US President told over 30,000 false statements in only 4 years?
For What it's Worth 