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Articles by Josh Wagoner
WAGONER: Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Would Fund Democrats’ Predatory Lending Schemes
The student loan crisis is real, but the narrative over how we got here is being controlled by the Democrats. Nearly all conservatives would agree we don’t want our young graduates beginning life with a mountain of debt. We also think passing the debt to taxpayers would only reward the bad policies that created this mess in the first place. But why is it that an 18-year-old can obtain a six-figure student loan for a degree in gender studies but not a $10,000 small business loan?
Why Republicans Need To Have a Plan for Student Loan Forgiveness
Unpopular opinion: the GOP should propose a higher-education reform plan that includes partial student loan forgiveness in order to grow the economy and address the crisis of federally-insured student loans. Sens.
How Political Correctness And Identity Politics Are Destroying America Via @dailycaller
The Democratic Party and its media allies have created a monster. It goes by two names: political correctness and identity politics. Both involve what you can say and what you can believe. While Democrats won’t admit authoring the ever-expanding handbook of acceptable speech, they seem to be the only group left in America which feels free to express their views.
Money Controls Politics Now More Than Ever, And That’s A Huge Problem Via @dailycaller
For a constitutional republic to maintain a healthy balance of power, a steady stream of newly elected officials is essential. But what happens when these office holders disregard or openly defy the will of their constituents? In theory, they would get removed from office. Elections are designed to be the check and balance. The idea is to simply vote out the elected officials who no longer represent your interests with someone who does.
Opinion: What really drove LGBTQ progress in 2015
When Leelah Alcorn died a year ago this week, those of us who work with trans, gay, lesbian, bi, queer, and ally youth lived a nightmare scenario. One of our precious young people had died, and there was no way to control the spread of the story. We cried and then we got to work, and in between that we cried some more. This year we made a lot of progress locally for trans and all LGBTQ youth – and here is my assertion: None of it happened because Leelah died.
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