by Gabriella Fiorino | Jan 14, 2018 | Columns
This past week, many collegegoers across the U.S., including myself, enthusiastically began the spring semester. For one campus, however, the first day of a controversial class consisted of law enforcement standing guard due to the threat of violence. Ted Thornhill,...
by Gabriella Fiorino | Jan 7, 2018 | Columns
During World War II, the famous British playwright Bernard Shaw proclaimed that those incapable of economically contributing to society should be exterminated. The beliefs from the Fabian socialist Shaw supported Adolf Hitler’s murderous regime against the...
by Scott D. Cosenza, Esq. | Dec 27, 2017 | Columns
Tim: Let’s talk about the two big stories and how they affect our liberty as Americans. The tax bill, the historic, landmark, whatever you want to call it tax code revisions. Scott: Or most recent is how I would refer to it. Tim: Most recent. Scott: ...
by Kelli Ballard | Nov 28, 2017 | Free Speech
A teacher’s assistant in Canada was recently in trouble for showing a debate to her communications students. According to the school, “showing a debate is ‘legitimizing’ a view that threatens trans students.” Wilfrid Laurier University takes its roll in promoting a...
by Gabriella Fiorino | Nov 26, 2017 | Columns
Conservatives are more susceptible to believe in lies, Fear and Anxiety Drive Conservatives, Liberal Hearts Bleed and Conservatives Don’t: these are just a few fallacious studies snatched by the media posing as fact. They permeate American society corrupting the...
