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.
How The Liberty Movement Died
Now I find myself sharing space with the very people I once argued with so vociferously, because they are the only ones who didn’t fall into line.
Identity Politics Isn’t Racism, But It’s Just As Bad
Winning elections just doesn’t mean a damn thing to me if it means losing the heart and soul of what it means to be an American.
The Democrats’ TEA Party Moment
While we have our Ron Hedlunds, Waverly Woods, and Corey Stewarts, the Democrats have their Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
How Our Sports Show Our Worst
There are Americans who would rather us win or lose depending on how it fits their political narrative. And these people suck.
Post Trump, Ergo Propter Trump?
Presidential election 2020 … weighing a Trump vote
Part II – Serious Candidates Emerge in Last Night’s Debate
Thursday evening’s debate certainly lacked the maturity and seriousness of Wednesday’s crop of candidates, with the exception of Pete Buttigieg and Kamala Harris, of course.
Serious Crop of Candidates Emerge in Last Night’s Debate
A recap of the first Democratic debate
In Defense of the Electoral College
Elected “by the people,” or by electors sanctioned by each state?
Failing to Lead on Policy is Not an Option
If the Republican Brand is no longer synonymous with any phrase, philosophy, or ideal, where do they stand in the political spectrum?
The NeverTrump, AlwaysTrump Problem
Disliking Trump’s personal behavior, demeanor, tweets, and attacks against those he views as his enemies, real and imagined, does not make you NeverTrump.
