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Gone are the days of the ancient Egyptian Kingdom where the great pyramids were built and one of the earliest forms of written communication were developed, but one thing has lingered: the …
Continue Reading about Egypt Still Has a Pharaoh: The Al-Sisi Regime →
“I’m scared, Cameron. Things never used to be like this. They were never great but they’ve never been this bad.” This was my mom’s reaction to watching the news coverage of the January 6th …
Continue Reading about The New GOP: Small-Government to Anti-Government →
On September 17th, 1787, delegates of the Constitutional Convention ratified the United States Constitution, making it the official framework for the United States Government. Though the term …
Continue Reading about The Electoral College and Why It Has To Go →
My first experience with our democratic system was the 2012 Presidential Election. Though only ten or eleven at the time, and not having a single clue what was going on, I very distinctly remember the …
