Opinion: On immigration, the president is not conservative

Hayden Crosby, Staff Columnist • September 5, 2019

Defenses of the president’s immigration agenda tend to focus on the importance of the rule of law.

We do not need an evangelical left

Hayden Crosby, Staff Columnist • April 11, 2019

In a crowded and growing field of politicians vying to be the Democratic Party’s 2020 challenger to President Donald Trump, candidates must do what they can to stand out.

Green New Deal will be expensive and ineffective

Hayden Crosby, Staff Columnist • March 7, 2019

The old New Deal – the one that President Roosevelt used to plunge the country into further economic depression in the 1930s – was sold as a fix for the poverty that faced the average person.

Executive overreach is a national emergency

Hayden Crosby, Staff Columnist • February 21, 2019

On Feb. 15, President Donald Trump signed a bill to fund the government and avoid another shutdown.

Rebuttal: Northam deserves a second chance

Hayden Crosby, Contributing Writer • February 14, 2019

Earlier this month, a national controversy broke out regarding old yearbook photos that seemed to show Gov. Ralph Northam of Virginia in blackface. Nearly as soon as the story broke, political leaders on both sides of the aisle called for his resignation.