If you think that the ugliness of money in politics is an everyday occurrence, you might want to be downstream from the candidates in
Category: 2018 Election
We’re young, we’re politically active, and we’re coming to your town
Recently, our nation has seen an uprising of activism by young people like me. There has been a lot of talk about this generation
Hard to tell where the pendulum of normalcy will swing next
After Barack Obama was elected, it seemed that America had a new normalcy, one that some described as “post-racial.” For any who took that
Who’s who & who said what at candidate forum in MO 2nd Congressional district
Five Democrats—all male—are vying for the honor of trying to defeat entrenched Republican Ann Wagner, in Missouri’s 2nd Congressional District. Here are my impressions
St. Louis lags badly in media coverage of Congressional Races
As the St. Louis Metro Chapter of the League of Women Voters once again did its heavy lifting to bring political awareness to the
A very pushy push poll on Right to Work [for less]
Once again, I have allowed myself to be interviewed for a political poll—on Right to Work: a very pushy push poll, to say the
McCaskill vs. Hawley: What the pollster asked
Missouri’s incumbent U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill faces a challenge in November from Republican Josh Hawley, and things are heating up, as I learned today
“Xenophobic, anti-Islam, anti-Semitic racist.” Who, me?
When you’re running for a school board position in suburban St. Louis and tweet out memes about banning Islam in America, what could possibly
Time for students to patronize adults; not the other way around
So many adults think that it is so cute, even enlightening, when a student such as Emma Gonzalez at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
What’s wrong with this picture?
Well, yes, it’s not the clearest photo of all time, but that’s because it’s taken from a television screen. But if you wanted a