A recent Pew Research Center survey reports that ninety five percent of teenagers in America have a smart phone or have access to one. It also reports that forty-five percent of teenagers say they are online nearly all the time. Many have suggested this has resulted in a measurable and […]
David Reel: An idea whose time has come — replace presidential election debates with candidate forums
After the ABC debacle, should we rethink debates as a concept?
By David Reel
David Reel: Presidential debates and happy endings
The first and perhaps only debate for the 2024 presidential general election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, held on September 10th, is history. Throughout their long history these debates have resulted in pre-debate and post-debate disagreements. Before the most recent debate, the Harris campaign adamantly refused to consider an […]
David Reel: Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden, a fractured political friendship
Since President Biden withdrew from seeking re-election in late July, there has been speculation about the individual or individuals most responsible for that happening. On a nationally televised address, Biden said, in part, “So, I’ve decided the best way forward, is to pass the torch to a new generation.” That […]
David Reel: Whom can we trust now?
Biden and his staff lied to the American people for years. How can we trust them again?
By David Reel