Adeyemi Oshunrinade April 9, 2020 When Joe Biden joined the Democratic race, he became the biggest threat to Bernie Sanders. That threat came to fruition this week as Sanders announced the suspension of his campaign. To most democratic progressives, the… Read More ›
Adeyemi Oshunrinade January 3, 2020 What do the evangelicals think? 3,500 more U.S. troops now headed to the Middle East, this is the next action by a President who promised to end all wars and bring American soldiers home…. Read More ›
Adeyemi Oshunrinade September 24, 2019 The founding fathers never foresaw anyone like Trump, how could they? With the Mueller investigation still a bone of contention and a subject of political division in Washington President Trump, has again done the unimaginable… Read More ›
Adeyemi Oshunrinade August 4, 2019 Donald Trump became President by injecting the concept of ‘fear’ into his campaign. The idea that “the others,” are invading America and about to destabilize its way of life became the main theme of his… Read More ›
Adeyemi Oshunrinade July 2, 2019 Since the Korean Armistice signed on July 27, 1953, the Korean Peninsula remains a region of tensions between two parties with no trust in each other. North Korea on one side and South Korea backed… Read More ›
Adeyemi Oshunrinade May 2, 2019 In defiance of Congress, the Attorney General Bill Barr refused to appear before the House to answer questions on his summary of the Mueller report. This week, he testified before the Senate Judiciary… Read More ›
Adeyemi Oshunrinade April 22, 2019 After release of the anticipated Mueller report, it remains unclear what Congress must do with a 22-months investigation that provides answer on the key question of collusion but left unanswered the accompanying charge of obstruction… Read More ›
Adeyemi Oshunrinade January 24, 2019 Article inspired by Rachel Maddow’ Podcast – Bag Man You don’t need to dig too far in history to figure out that current political atmosphere, is a twin of the Nixon era. Spiro Agnew’ Watergate… Read More ›
Adeyemi Oshunrinade January 9, 2019 In 1952 during the Korean War, President Harry Truman declared a state of emergency and attempted to seize steel mills to pay for the war, the Supreme Court ruled that he needed the approval… Read More ›
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