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A COVID Dilemma: Determining Beethoven’s Social Value

February 26, 2021• Opinions

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How The Pandemic is Helping to Grow a Social Media Empire

February 26, 2021• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash. While it is true that the world gave power to the Internet years before COVID-19 paid an  unwelcome visit to...

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Convicting Trump is Constitutional and Crucial

February 12, 2021• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash. In early December, Gabriel Sterling, a Republican Georgian election official declared,  “Someone’s going...

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America Has Only Had True, Democratic Governance for the Past 50 Years

November 24, 2020• Opinions

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The Republican Party and the Working Class

November 24, 2020• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash. The defeat of President Donald J. Trump has brought uncertainty to the future trajectory of the Republican...

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Is it Possible to Respect Other Political Opinions?

November 24, 2020• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash. When former Vice President Joe Biden was projected to become elected as the 46th President of the United States...

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Should President-elect Joe Biden Repeal the TCJA?

November 24, 2020• Opinions

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So, You Wanna Talk About Kamala Harris’ Pant Suit?

November 24, 2020• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash. I’m not positive about the specifics of what president-elect Joe Biden wore during his acceptance speech...

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2020 Election Reflection by CC Republicans & Conservatives

November 23, 2020• Opinions

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash. I would first like to apologize to anyone I had assured Biden would get a decisive, blowout victory. I was...

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The Unfairness of the “Pink Tax”

November 10, 2020• Opinions

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War: Who is it Good For? Certainly Not Armenia or Azerbaijan

November 10, 2020• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. A thirty-year dormant frozen conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan reignited late last month. The fighting...

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How the South Was Won

November 10, 2020• Opinions

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. Currently, the South represents a strong base of the Republican Party. However, for much of American history...

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