What does prior military service, or lack thereof, tell us about our presidents and those that strive to be them.
The Prospect of Service
Sharing is Caring: Our Memes and What They Say About Us
Like it or not, what we share in our social media presence actually says something about us.
The Case for the Conservative
An independent’s point of view on the importance of the 21 Century American Conservative.
Guns, People and Poverty: A Study in What Kills Who
What happens when you look at the data instead of just the bumper stickers? What we found was remarkable, and a little frightening.
The Longest Lie
For over 155 years, we’ve been living a lie. Yesterday, it may finally have died.
Fear and Immigration: A Journey Through America’s Sense of Self
What a historical look at immigration policy tells us about our national sense of fear.
Our Candidate
As the field of potential presidential candidates rounds out for the 2016 election, we at Chartwell West wanted to offer an early endorsement to our candidate.
A Voice
What happens when people feel that they have no voice? Why this matters now more than ever for a post-racial America.
A Republic….If You Can Keep It
How strong is your love of country? Is it subject to a review of the facts? Chartwell West takes an unfiltered look at American Exceptionalism.
The Winds of Change
On the 150th anniversary the passing of the 13th Amendment, Chartwell West asks, how far have we come? How far should we have come?
