Posts Tagged ‘Republican’
Presidential election creates clashes between long-lasting friendships
The recent presidential election created a divide between Americans. It also created a divide between friendships. Why should we let one difference of opinion end a life-long friendship?
Read MoreConcealed carry restrictions hinder self-defence
“If someone tries to attack me, I want to make sure they can never attack me again.” For this reason, Staff Writer Rebecca Doran got her concealed carry permit, but she argues the CCW’s many restrictions still hinder her safety.
Read MoreA Webster Republican’s declaration
“I believe people need to take responsibility for their own actions.” A Republican defends her political beliefs in time for the upcoming midterm elections.
Read MoreRepublicans: Masters of Masochism
Gabe Burns, managing editor, discusses how the Ultra-conservative GOP are ruining what could have been an easy 2016 presidential win.
Read MoreGuest Commentary: The State of our Union
President Barack Obama addresses how his State of the Union address and goals effect college students.
Read MoreInsane in the HermCain
Cain is on his way out; let’s look back on some of his finer moments
Read MoreEditorial: Human Paranoia Virus
It just wouldn’t be campaign season if a Republican candidate wasn’t dangerously rejecting modern science or medicine to score cheap political points. The Journal would like to voice its absolute horror at the recent comments by Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, who as recently as last week could be seen warning young women about the dangers…
Read MoreThe least of my brothers
The recent tea party debate for GOP presidential candidates gives a glimpse into the inner monster of the neo-conservatives.
Read MoreEditorial: Graduation could do without Kit Bond
Webster University announced this week that former Missouri Republican senator Kit Bond would deliver the commencement address at the 2011 graduation ceremonies for Webster. Bond, who served two terms as Governor and four as senator, is a staple of Missouri state politics and certainly a prestigious name to advertise the university. Generally, The Journal understands…
Read MoreAmerican Savage: March of the Morally Outraged Brigade
Why do we let politicians, renown for being corrupt, to dictate our moral battles?
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