It has never been easy to be a moderate in America; our two-party system is set up against people who are in the middle. But the difficulty of being a moderate has greatly
increased in the past 20 years, and this trend worries me. READ MORE
The freedom to be irresponsible is one that private citizens utilize often. It is not a right that any level of American government should exercise. It is irresponsible governing to not have any sort of mandatory identification for voters. READ MORE
On Jan. 30, 2009, 51 percent of Iraqis voted peacefully for their equivalent of state legislators. Why aren’t we jumping up and down excitedly about this? Why isn’t the news ecstatic that we actually accomplished something in Iraq? READ MORE
I hope The Daily doesn’t make a habit of mocking private citizens with its headlines. The Daily’s classless and unprofessional decision to run, “Just Wanted to Make it Snow” as a headline on Jan. 29 should not be repeated. READ MORE
Thomas Jefferson would be hacked off if he saw protesting today. This country was founded because of protest, and came of age with protest. It is a vital part of American life. READ MORE
Being a patriotic American and a devout Christian gets very difficult for me when the issue of gay marriage is brought up. There just aren’t that many people who that think gay marriage is both a constitutional necessity and morally wrong, as I do. READ MORE
I detest Myspace. It’s cluttered, glitchy, slow, ugly and frustrating to use. I run a business that requires me to keep a Myspace, but if I didn’t absolutely have to have one, I’d scrap it with no looking back. READ MORE
I don’t like the new “print your own ticket” system for football games. I’m against the slippery slope that it represents. I can foresee a future where the traditional ticket is extinct and we all must print our own tickets. READ MORE
As a college student, it’s impossible to get everything done during the school year. On top of class, work, clubs, honor societies and football, there’s that little affair of “figuring out your own identity.” READ MORE