By: Daniel Galal On Tuesday, February 11th, the New Hampshire Democratic Primary took place, an important early step in the 2020 election season. The primary signals the start of the major primary […]
Democratic Primary Season Begins
Mikie Sherrill’s Successful Campaign
By: Julia Tuck As the election season winds down, I cannot emphasize enough how glad I am that Mikie Sherrill has successfully won to represent New Jersey’s 11th congressional district. After months […]
Caldwell Democrats Host NJ Congressional Candidate Mikie Sherrill
By: Julie Schmidt and Ashvin Nagarajan Following the election of Donald Trump in November 2016, a grassroots group called the Caldwell Democrats was founded in Caldwell, NJ by Jonathan Lace and other […]
The Cambridge Analytica and Facebook Scandal: Is your Data Safe?
By: Melissa Freed The British political consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica, used personal information from over fifty million Facebook profiles without users permission. Cambridge Analytica was hired during the election campaign of Donald […]
The Square Peg of Trumpism Found in the Round Hole of Conservatism?
By: Diana Abraham Emmanuel Macron, a youthful former investment banker, won the French presidential election this past Sunday. His rival was the nationalist, Marine Le Pen who is the former president of […]
Dear Mrs. Pence, Thank You Very, Very Much
By: Julia Tuck *The following piece is a satirical story, regarding Mrs. Pence’s new cause as second lady; it is strictly meant for entertainment purposes and is not based on factual evidence. […]
Clearing Up Mike Pence’s Stance on Conversion Therapy
By: Grace Giglio Many of us, if not all, have followed the intense election of 2016. It ended with the victory of Donald Trump against Hillary Clinton, resulting in a massive amount […]
A Voice Among the Voiceless
By: Emily Freed The most well known phrase from the preamble to the Constitution is undoubtedly its opening line: “We the people.”Although it may not appear so at first glance, this revolutionary […]
Trump, Clinton Remain Frontrunners in Presidential Race
By Varun Ravichandran Candidates in both the Democratic and Republican parties are butting heads as the presidential primaries continue across various states. The Republican Party’s presidential race, which at the beginning of […]
