Dale Kooyenga

November is sure to be one of the most Orwellian elections in American history. There will be separate sets of “truth.”

Teddy Roosevelt saved football because he believed the grit, determination, and unity that teamwork instills was good for the country.

Does the world still have problems today? Of course. But reams of cold, hard facts show that the human condition is rapidly improving.

Uncle Tom’s Cabin changed history by creating empathy for the plight of the slave.

Evicted follows eight individuals and their families right here in Milwaukee as they seek housing and struggle to find stability.

In the realm of public policy, encouraging work isn’t meant to shame or punish an individual, it’s meant to lift them up.

Big changes should come from democratically elected legislative bodies, not judges with long-term or lifetime appointments.

The big difference in a nation’s wealth is attributable to democracy, free markets, transparent systems, and an accountable government.

In 2010 these past accounting shenanigans resulted in a nearly $3 billion GAAP deficit. However, as of 2019 that has been shaved to $773 million, a 73 percent decrease.

There is nothing dramatic about limiting the powers of the executive branch—in fact, that’s a necessary function of checks and balances.