Posts From Shannon Mann
Terrorist Recruitment Getting Closer to Home
As the summer season officially kicks off with the Memorial Day weekend, most Americans are looking forward to all sorts of summer activities, including travel. What they are probably not
Will Texas Rise or Fall?
One of the things I love the most about America is the uniqueness that each state offers.
Should They Stay or Should They Go? The UK to Answer the Classic Lyric
In less than two weeks citizens from around the UK will be heading to the polls to elect their leaders for the next political cycle.
Super Bowl Showdown
Like it or not politics is a continuously running game, and the first primary of the 2016 Presidential election will be here before we know it. If politics annoys you
Putin Is A Better Leader
It is rather shocking for a freedom loving journalist to say that Vladimir Putin is a better leader than the current President of the United States. It is also an
Midterm Success Means Opportunities, No Guarantees
Tuesday’s midterm election results were both exciting and historic for conservative Americans across the nation. With wins that included gaining control of the US Senate, increasing the House majority to
When States’ Rights Are Exercised Properly, Everyone Wins
“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.” -Tenth Amendment,
The Battlefield of Fundraising
The mid-term elections are now less than a week away, and for all the talk about serious issues facing the nation, research still suggests that elections come down to two
Elections Should be About Issues, Not Insults
The midterm elections are now less than a month away, and I am the least excited I have ever been. I won’t say this election is the most important in
Losing Ground Globally
Recently the Argentine President, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, remarked to the press that the United States was out to kill her. This past summer, Iraq began a decent into anarchy