OP-ED: W-GDP Is A Bipartisan Approach To Empower Women in Developing Countries
Tempers are flaring these days from both sides of the aisle, so it’s a rare relief to see both sides come together for a higher purpose. Here’s one of those […]
OP-ED: Opioid Crisis Expands–San Francisco Has More Drug Addicts Than Public High School Students
In tonight’s State Of The Union Address, President Trump is expected to address the opioid crisis, and lawmakers from both sides agree we must do more combat this epidemic. The […]
OP-ED: Howard Schultz Candidacy Might Upset Some Starbucks Customers, But It Shouldn’t
Starbucks management is bracing itself over how to handle possible confrontations from customers who disagree with the coffee giant’s former CEO and chairman Howard Schultz possible run for president as […]
Lara Trump on Unpaid Shutdown Workers: ‘Generations After Them Will Thank Them For Their Sacrifice’
As the longest federal government shutdown in American history continues, Lara Trump, daughter-in-law and campaign advisor to President Trump, told Bold TV she thinks the short-term pain of going without […]
Martin Luther King, Jr., and Billy Graham had a Special Bond; Watch Graham’s Grandson Describe It
As we reflect on the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., this day set aside for his honor, it’s clear that Dr. King believed racial integration was […]
Why Gay Marriage Is Winning And Poor Students Are Losing
While Democrats and liberals led the charge in the fight for marriage equality, it is conservatives (and some brave teachers) who are leading what should be the next, great civil […]
Rep. Yvette Clarke: A Wall ‘Flies in the Face of Everything That This Nation Has Been Built Upon’
In the midst of an ongoing government shutdown over an immigration debate, Rep. Yvette Clarke (D-N.Y.) told Bold TV that the United States is failing to live up to its […]
OP-ED: Republicans Must Repudiate Congressman Steve King’s Vile, Racist Rhetoric
I couldn’t agree more with Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.), the first African-American U.S. Senator since Reconstruction, who wrote an oped today in The Washington Post calling out recent hateful statements by Rep. […]
Family Member of Charleston Shooting: This New Year, Forgiving Others Will Free You
When white supremacist Dylann Roof entered The Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church in Charleston, S.C. on June 17, 2015 and murdered nine black parishioners, the aftermath shocked the world. At […]
Democrats Rank Beto O’Rourke Among Their Top 2020 Presidential Picks–Will He Run?
Is Rep. Beto O’Rourke (D-Texas) the future of the Democratic Party? Rising quickly from relatively no national name recognition, O’Rourke has garnered a viral online following. A recent “2020 Presidential Pulse […]