It is a truth universally acknowledged that doomsayers determined to point out the slippery slope of politics will always reference 1984. With its vision of Big Brother, trackers and the thought police, George Orwell’s political classic has become the tired go-to for anyone threatened by big government — and even, as of last Tuesday, for members of the government itself. On Nov. 8, the novel was referenced six times by the Supreme Court while hearing the case of whether police should be able to track anyone via GPS.

Several states including Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin have implemented photo ID requirements for voting.

With high deficits and high unemployment, one would think Washington would be trying to seek solutions to this problem and not play political games. But you’d be wrong.

Undocumented students now receive access to public aid.

Racist Protest Crosses Satirical Line
College Republicans at the University of California at Berkeley held an inherently racist bake sale last Tuesday, where priced baked goods were sold at different prices for different ethnicities.