When a state chooses which of a candidate’s characteristics to educate the people about, it impermissibly substitutes its judgment for the people’s judgment.
The Left has weaponized the process, ignoring nominees’ qualifications and focusing on their single common characteristic: the president who nominated them.
In the last few weeks, from town halls on climate change to “climate justice” marches, I have seen scores of children – some teens, some squarely of elementary school age – proclaim their anxiety about the world ending.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez – who has already proven she knows almost nothing about her beloved socialism, the environment, energy, science, economics, job creation and government – has now shown she knows almost nothing about history.
When I became a citizen in February 2002, it was because I wanted to vote—to go all-in on the project of being in a republic premised on the right to rule oneself, and to share the obligation to make the republic work.
The national media’s coverage of the 2020 congressional elections so far has contained almost the same message: Republicans are retiring in droves, and this must mean 2020 will be a tough election for the GOP.
Kids are stepping up and calling for action to protect our planet. All over the world on Friday kids are part of climate strike protests. President Trump should pay attention.
In San Diego Unified School District, the school board voted to cancel school on September 20 so students can participate in a national climate change protest.