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Kissing the Ring: Friends or Foes
It didn’t take long for Trump’s former foes to start schmoozing once the election was over!
Gaslighting the Truth
In recent years, gaslighting has become the favored word for the practice of deception and manipulation.
Journalism: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
We need to get back to real journalism and stop the propaganda parade!
The Historic Comeback of Donald Trump
Trump won what can only be called the most remarkable political comeback in our lifetimes and possibly in American history.
My First Time at a Trump Rally
Here’s a look at what it was like to attend a Trump rally, including photos and updates about what happened.
Thank You, President Trump
I did not write this thank you note to President Trump but wish I had thought of it.
The Curious Story Behind The Epoch Times
What is the Epoch Times and Why Did It Arrive in My Mailbox?
Turning Point Action’s “Students for Trump”
“Students for Trump” is the official chapter-based, pro-Trump student group on hundreds of college and high school campuses across America.
So You Turned 18. Now You Can Register to Vote!
Make sure you register to vote if you want to be able to cast your vote in the upcoming presidential election.
A Tale of Two Parodies
Here we compare two parodies: “If You Give a Pig the White House” vs. “Donald Drains the Swamp.”
Thomas Jefferson: “A Truly Brilliant Man”
Thomas Jefferson was a remarkable man who started learning very early in life and never stopped.
What Good’s an Election Anyway?
With the bureaucracy getting bigger and Congress becoming a laughingstock, what’s the point of elections?
The Electoral College: A President is Chosen
The Electoral College was laid out in the U.S. Constitution by the Founding Fathers.
Limiting the American Presidency to Six Years
It is time for a change, for a presidency focused on policy, not politics.
DK Biography: Ronald Reagan, by Michael Burgan
Reagan’s amazing journey, from his childhood in Illinois, to his career in Hollywood, to his election as governor of California and his two terms as president of the United States.
The Mind of Politics
By Nick Maker Editor’s Note: Nick has been contributing various articles and poems to Homeschooling Teen since December 2012. Now he finally has a column of his own! Have you ever wondered what’s going on with our president’s mind? What it takes to be the leader or how someone runs the country? I […]
Crisis of Democracy: The Government Shutdown
By Narrelle October 2013 was dominated by a political crisis in the United States that brought into focus the fierce divisions between our two political parties, the Democrats and the Republicans. On October 1, 2013, after weeks of partisan disagreement, the United States government shut down. The shutdown ended sixteen days later on October 16, […]
A Man of Courage and Vision: Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Narrelle’s Column Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States, was a man of courage and conviction. A bold and wise leader, President Roosevelt commanded our great nation during two of the most troubled periods of our history: the Great Depression and World War II. His vision of peace and global unity has […]
How To Become A Lawyer
Have you ever wondered exactly what it takes to become a lawyer? How To Become A Lawyer (http://how-to-become-a-lawyer.com) is a website completely dedicated to just that – educating grade school and college level students on what it takes to achieve a Juris Doctorate degree. In short, individuals looking to become a lawyer will have to get their […]
Rick Santorum & Family
Meet the Presidential Candidate and Homeschool Dad! Former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, currently a Republican candidate for President, is a homeschool dad of seven children: 20-year-old Elizabeth Anne (b. 1991), 19-year-old Richard John Jr. (b. 1993), 17-year-old Daniel James (b. 1995), 14-year-old Sarah Maria (b. 1998), 13-year-old Peter Kenneth (b. 1999), 11-year-old Patrick […]