Now that we’ve all recovered from our Election Day-party hangovers, it may be time to have a look at what we have actually been celebrating.
The revelation last week that Eliot Spitzer will not face charges relating to his long time solicitation of prostitutes passed under the national radar in the wake of a landslide presidential victory.
During the 1932 presidential election, in the midst of the Great Depression, the American people overwhelmingly turned to the Democratic candidate who embodied change and demonstrated leadership.
While we commend Women’s Caucus and VOX for their desire to protect women from potentially harmful health care misinformation, we find that their efforts were misdirected through a misunderstanding of pregnancy care centers, their missions and their services.
As I sat down with a cup of coffee and the Campus Times two weeks ago, I was excited to read each side’s final argument for the election from students’ perspectives.