In America, should some people be told to go back to their home country or do we all move forward together – disagreements and all?
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The first Democratic debates are over, and now we turn to the observations of who won, who lost, who was surprising, and whose campaign is winding down.
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The Jussie Smollett hoax, and many more like it, are nothing new. In fact, they even follow biblical narrative.
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Free speech, capitalism, individualism, etc. are all by-products of a Christian worldview, but building a movement on them alone is sure to fail.
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One of the oldest political divisions in American history has been the rural-urban divide. Today, this divide is seen as an absolute truth; rural districts vote more conservatively and urban districts vote more liberally.
Read MoreThe blanket claim that the parties switched at this period of time falls short in explaining the true dynamic of historical events that shaped party platforms. It also deprives us of the privilege of learning how our past transformed our present.
Despite fear-mongering from both sides of the media and ideological division appearing to be at a furious high, Reddit might be emerging as a uniter of the two desert-islands of vitriol.
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We in middle America have been disillusioned by our leaders, government and media for a long time.
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