-
Should the U.S. Maintain Birthright Citizenship? No…
Contrary to learned opinion, repealing birthright citizenship does not require a constitutional amendment. It can be done by using section five of the 14th Amendment.
-
Should Military Commissaries be Privatized? Yes…
It will better serve our troops and their families.
-
Should Military Commissaries be Privatized? No…
For struggling military families, commissaries are more important than ever.
-
Should Warning Labels be Put on Social Media? No…
If the explanation for teen suicide and mental health problems was social media, we’d expect to see similar problems in other countries with high technology adoption.
-
Should Warning Labels be Put on Social Media? Yes…
…there are threats to be addressed on all platforms
-
Should the Social Security Retirement Age Be Raised? Yes.
If Congress does nothing to address Social Security’s shortfalls, benefits will be cut by 21 percent, across the board beginning in just nine years—in 2033. That means that anyone who is of Generation X or younger will not receive a single full benefit. Even Baby Boomers and Silent Generation retirees will be subject to cuts.…
-
Should the Social Security Retirement Age Be Raised? No.
Social Security is a key component of the American Dream. After decades of hard work, retirees should be able to rest easier knowing Social Security will cover at least some of their most basic living expenses so they can live out their golden years with some breathing room.
-
Obamacare Has Been a Success, and It’s Just the Start
In the nearly 14 years since the Affordable Care Act was passed, we’ve seen dozens of legislative attempts to repeal it—all to no avail.
-
Obamacare has Three Key Failings and Needs To be Reformed
To fix Obamacare, it’s important to first take stock of its three key failings.
-
Should the Electoral College be Preserved? Yes, it Protects Against Tyranny
Abolishing the Electoral College would be mistake. It helps make self-government work. Delegates to the Federal Convention rejected allowing the people to elect the president directly.
-
Should the Electoral College be Preserved? No, it is Time to Bid Farewell to the Electoral College
The Electoral College, a mechanism devised to preserve the relative electoral power of smaller states, now stands as an antiquated relic that undermines the principles of fairness and equality.
★
Receive updates on latest commentary, and noteworthy news.
Should the U.S. Maintain Birthright Citizenship? Yes…
One of the most troubling consequences of repealing birthright citizenship would be the creation of a stateless underclass within U.S. borders.