Although younger generations will survive the virus, the people they pass it too might not. The elderly and immune-deficient are at serious risk.
Politics
Opeds that go here have to do with politics. Commentary about people in office, people who run for office, commentary on legislation, commentary on government jobs, etc. This category is for both local and national politics.
President Trump’s response to the coronavirus isn’t the problem, it’s the media’s response
COVID-19 should be something that unites the country in a common goal, not further divide us. But mainstream pundits’ coverage is more than willing to blame the president.
Democratic dropouts dramatically demonstrate election flaws
We need to adopt a ranked voting system to fix our embarrassing electoral process.
Ethnic studies courses are the future, and CSULB needs to support them
ASI’s vote against supporting mandatory multicultural courses is a mistake. These classes are vital to our collective futures.
When free speech on campus goes right
A brief confrontation on the Free Speech Lawn shows how vital discussion can be.
The Iowa caucus shows everything wrong with the Democratic Party
Party incompetence has crippled America’s left wing, and provided a path to re-election for Trump.
Democrats or Trump; this election pick one, no matter what
Voting is a responsibility, do not throw away your voice in 2020.
Lack of variety encourages protest votes
The United States has pushed the idea of one person, one vote. Making it clear that every person’s vote holds weight and should be respected, even if they use it to protest.
Trump’s being against calling witnesses is a clear sign of guilt
John Bolton’s accusations of Trump are damning, Republican’s blocking of his testimony even more so.
CamPAINers; clipboard-wielding petitioners have flooded CSULB
Workers seeking signatures in support of legislation are being too aggressive with students on campus.