Republicans shouldn’t be so quick to dump Trump
By Kate Robinson I have turned into a very skeptical person the last couple of years. I question our perceived reality on the daily and wonder if what we believe to be the truth is, indeed, factual. Some people might call me a conspiracy theorist, but I call myself a critical thinker. Like everyone in…
Women’s Sports In Deep Water After NCAA Transgender Ruling
By Kate Robinson I will never forget the feeling of joy that my 16-year-old self felt as I stepped on to the podium with my 200-yard medley relay team after finishing third at one of the biggest high school swim invitationals of the season. I will also never forget the excitement that coursed through my…
China Guilty Of More Than Just Lab Leak
By Kate Robinson A Wall Street Journal investigation recently revealed that three Wuhan, China lab workers participating in the gain of function research were hospitalized in November 2019 with COVID-19 symptoms. This occurred about a month before the “first case” – supposedly contracted from a bat at a Wuhan wet market and independent from the…
President Biden and the Nefarious ‘Newer’ Deal
By Kate Robinson As if forgiving student loan debt was not generous enough, President Joe Biden is paying Americans’ bills yet again. This time, it is through his recently enacted $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, which includes such a significant level of handouts of federal unemployment benefits that businesses across the United States are struggling…
Biden Promised Bipartisanship, but Now He Just Bumbles and Backtracks
By Kate Robinson April 30 marks President Joe Biden’s 100th day in office. What started as a pleading call for unity and bipartisanship is shaping up to be nothing more than a far-left train wreck. Thus far, the 78-year-old commander-in-chief has proven that his administration is incapable of exhibiting competent leadership and clear articulation of…
Student Loan Forgiveness Forgets Who Actually Foots the Bill
By Kate Robinson As college seniors across the country prepare for graduation in May, the age-old debate about student loan forgiveness is once again taking center stage. And now, with a new president in office who has more than once pushed for making this a reality, it is worth noting the unendurable damage this policy…
President Struppa, the Time Has Come to Open Our Classrooms
By Kate Robinson It was another day of monotonous discussions in my English class last Thursday morning. We were talking about societal norms, but I could think of nothing other than clicking the red “leave this meeting” button on my computer and crawling back into bed. With a mere five minutes remaining, my professor asked…
Not Voting is NOT a Crime
By Kate Robinson It was mid-September, and I was engaged in a political discussion with a friend. After a few minutes of casually talking about current events, I asked her which presidential candidate she planned on voting for in November. What she said next stopped me in my tracks: “Oh, I’m not voting.” She said…