With the scope and scale of our campaign funding, American’s are feeling like they’ve lost their voice. Here’s a look at why and what we can do to get it back.
The American Discourse and the Impact of Citizen’s United
The Politics of Mutually Assured Destruction
On the 70th Anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima, we look at the history of the nuclear age and what it means for one critical issue of our time.
The Prospect of Service
What does prior military service, or lack thereof, tell us about our presidents and those that strive to be them.
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.
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.
In Memory of My Friends
On this Memorial Day, we honor our fallen with honesty.
The Great American Economy: A Study in Data and Self Deception
We took a look a look at the American economy over the last 50 years. What the data shows about our economy is surprising. What it tells us about ourselves is the real shock.
Ike’s Cross of Iron: 70 Years after V-E Day
On the 70th Anniversary of the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany and the end of WWII in Europe, a warning from Ike.
