Should the United States get rid of the Electoral College and make one person one vote real in America? No, Isaac Newton Farris Jr. argues.

Last week a sad example of being politically correct and humanly incorrect occurred.

This week a familiar face with a familiar message entered the 2020 presidential fray.

Whenever there is a government shutdown, hate the government, not the people who work for it, Isaac Newton Farris Jr. writes.

It’s been over 50 years since a good man was shot down in cold blood while trying his best to help America save itself from itself.

A sign of one’s good character is when one makes a promise, one keeps that promise. But what happens when keeping that promise creates a nightmare?

It’s a brand new 2019 and with the New Year, we have a new power player in the nation’s capital. Democrats are now firmly in control of the House, soon we shall see if the new power will corrupt Democrats, or will it make Democrats great again?

After years of Republicans sounding the false alarm of non-existent vote fraud, proof of real vote fraud and real vote theft has emerged. Ironically these true guilty acts of vote fraud, vote theft, and vote tyranny are being committed by Republicans themselves.

Next month is not only a new year but it also is when a new power-sharing reality will begin in Washington D.C. Speculation is rampant as to what this new reality will mean, bipartisan warfare or bipartisan productivity?

The 2018 mid-term elections shined a bright light on Republicans nation-wide attempts to suppress the votes of non-Republican voters. But unfortunately, votes are not the only numbers Republicans are suppressing; they are also guilty of trying to commit population suppression.

The mid-term elections gave Democrats their hard fought for control of Congress. Now that they have won control of Congress the question is what will their control of Congress mean for the American people.

Two weeks ago a reality check occurred, one that reminded us that the midterm elections have life and death consequences.

With less than a month left before Election Day the possibility that Democrats win control of the House looks very good. If and when Democrats win control their first priority should not be impeachment, it should be repairment.

Why it is as important for white college students as it is for black college students to learn during their college years to coexist.

America and academia are at their worst when they seek to suppress opposing thought and speech, writes Isaac Newton Farris Jr.

According to a recent Quinnipiac poll, 65% of Democrats think that if Democrats win control of Congress they should impeach President Trump. Are they losing perspective on what the true purpose of impeachment is?