Why Campaign Finance Reform Is a Bad Idea
On his website, Sen. Bernie Sanders has a page dedicated entirely to “getting big money out of politics.” Condemning the…
Maybe we millennials should rethink socialism
If you ever find yourself driving through southeast Kansas, there is a small town tucked away off U.S. Route 169…
The ABA should let law students earn academic credit for paid externships
For a more detailed statement of the case for reforming the ABA rule, see this recent National Law Journal op ed…
Lift the Ban on Academic Credit For Paid Legal Work
As a paid law clerk, the modest compensation I receive certainly makes life as a law student a little easier….
‘Proudest thing I’ve ever done’
A few months back, I had the pleasure of catching up with an old friend from my Army Reserve Officers’…
As the Iran nuke deal nears, the shadow of Sept. 11 looms
As the 14th anniversary of 9-11 nears, members of the U.S. Senate, including Florida’s own Sen. Bill Nelson, are pressuring…
Fourteen years later, what does 9/11 mean to us?
Fourteen years ago, tragedy befell our nation. Striking at the core of the republic, nineteen Islamic militants boarded commercial airliners…
The danger of ignoring the wolf at the door
Everyday when I go running, I have the privilege of running past Arlington National Cemetery. I make my way past…
Leadership: America’s Missing Ingredient
When it comes to forging leaders, America has more than earned its stripes. Dating back to the beginning of our…
A Bipartisan Appeal for Unity in Kansas
“Connecticut? Aye. Delaware? Aye. Georgia? No.” Scribbling frantically, James Madison, serving in the capacity of chief recorder of the Constitutional…