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Note: The following entry, which was my fourth column ever published, was not intended to get into intricate details as to why the terrorists attacked us on 9/11. It was, more than anything, a segway connecting that catastrophe and the Constitution together.  Read More »

The following is the very first column I ever published, back in August.

“Give me liberty or give me death!” proclaimed Patrick Henry prior to the Revolutionary War, and his declaration seems to be ringing around the globe today.

As many as 6 million Mexicans take the risky trek through the heat of the desert to enter this country illegally each year.  Read More »

The following is the third column I ever published and the third in a series of 4 columns regarding the United States Constitution.  Read More »

The following is the second column I ever had published - a look at a key item in US history.

On September 17th, 1787, forty American men convened to sign a treasonous document. Among these traitors were George Washington, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton. They signed what is now the United States Constitution.  Read More »

Immigration, campaign finance, tax cuts, Gang of 14 - if there is any one thing that ticks me off the most about John McCain (whom I do support for President now), it's surprisingly his public policy positions on global warming.  Read More »

The following is the very first opinion column I published in a small local newspaper.  Read More »

So right now I'm a senior in high school, struggling to figure out in what ways I can come up with $12,000 or $7,000 (depending on if I get this one scholarship) to go to a small private school that I am dead-set on going to.  Read More »

There can be no doubt that Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is a once-in-a-generation phenomenon. Never before have young people been so energized about a presidential candidate; the enthusiasm surrounding the Illinois senator is remarkable. His message of change, hope and unity is resonating with the utmost excitement.  Read More »