Last week, I proudly sent in my absentee ballot to the state of Pennsylvania. I had filled in the little oval next to President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden’s…

[liveblog] Three days ago, during a Senate debate in Indiana, Republican candidate Richard Mourdock was asked about his anti-abortion views and possible exceptions. His response: “Even when life begins in…

The last two Presidential debates were about as different as they come. The first, on October 3rd, focused on domestic policy in a six-segment debate guided by a moderator, the…

In 2008 a dark-haired man stood, tall and erect with confidence and whisked Americans off their feet with his fiery promises of change.  In 2012, a salt and pepper haired…

The morning after is the moment to soberly look back, reassess the choices you made, and attempt to learn from them as you move on. It’s really the same process…

On Thursday Night, the Lecture Fund and GU Right to Life cosponsored a talk with Serrin M. Foster that was titled “The Feminist Case Against Abortion.” Ms. Foster is the…

Over the weekend, I along with fourteen fellow Georgetown College Democrats had the opportunity to go on a joint George Washington-Georgetown campaign trip for Obama in North Carolina, a crucial…