Steven Brodie Tucker
Steven Brodie Tucker graduated with a B.A. in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, later studying economics and political science at George Mason. In 2017, he earned his M.A. in Public Policy at Liberty University. He is a member of the Caroline County Republican Party and an activist for Constitutional and Republican principles.
We Don’t Have To Be Populists
If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that none of our representatives are being honest with us. Actually, that’s not true. The American people haven’t been honest with themselves.
Some Advice For Some Future Republicans
Republicans need to make the most of the chaos Trump will leave in his wake and suck up all the space that his nonsense has opened up and created.
You Can’t Blame Cline, Griffith, and Wittman
They didn’t have a choice
The Republican Party of Amanda Chase
I’m not sorry for supporting Congressman Brat, but I am sorry that his campaign spawned a populist movement that proceeded to wreck the foundations of the Republican Party in Virginia.
The Republican Party Is Irreparably Damaged
There was a time when policy was more important than politics and when character was more important than popularity. Sometimes when you sell out you sell out forever.
An Endorsement of Justin Amash
He would join another candidate running for the Libertarian nomination
The New Culture, Same As the Old Culture
As we observe Martin Luther King, Jr’s day, let us not forget what our government and our country does to those who fight for freedom and for their constitutional rights
The Great Gun Debate
Why are Democrats going after guns and why are Republicans trying to make their local governments do something about it?
Making America Great Again
Republicans. We have a job to do. It’s a hard and a nasty job, but it’s our job.
Nothing Changed Tuesday Night
There are a million lessons to take away from Tuesday’s humiliating loss
