David Yee
Independent Voter
Wichita, KS, United States
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Our 'Real' First Female Presidential Candidate
The media is taking it a bit far to call Clinton the first female presidential nominees. Women in presidential politics dates back further than you might think. → Read More
Despite What Your Candidate Tells You, There Is No Simple Way to Handle The Debt
Everyone seems to agree that the national debt is too high, the budget deficit is too high, and the debt service is too much. And every politician seems to have a plan to cut at least some spending... → Read More
Why Do We Have A State of the Union Address Every Year?
George Washington set the precedent for addressing both houses of Congress on the state of the union, but this time honored tradition isn't set in stone. → Read More
When Did We Stop Believing in the Power of the Vote?
We have turned choosing not to choose into an art form in this country. → Read More
New Study Shows More Mexicans Leaving U.S. than Entering
One of the hottest issues in the 2016 primary is illegal immigration, particular a concern of people crossing our boarders illegal. A new study says this concern may be unfounded. → Read More
Obama in the Philippines, A Year Too Late
While some in Congress want to define Obama's foreign policy strength (or lack thereof) on his dealings with ISIS or Russia, this is a significant failure → Read More
Why is the West so Eager to Play Into ISIS’ Apocalyptic Goals?
Fighting against a force that is not only willing to commit actions of genocide, but also expect an apocalyptic ending to the world, is almost impossible. → Read More
While POTUS Candidates Talk Tough, Vladimir Putin Carries Big Stick
Listening to the presidential candidates on Vladimir Putin, there is a lot of chest puffing, but while this talk is going on, Putin is making serious moves. → Read More
Center for Public Integrity Gives 11 States an ‘F’ in Ethics — But That’s Not The Whole Story
The Center for Public Integrity has evaluated all 50 states and found them lacking on issues of integrity and ethics, giving Alaska the highest grade of C. → Read More
Being the Best 'Party Member' only Sabotages America
We need true independent-minded politicians that can act to counter this madness. → Read More
What America Should and Shouldn't Do to Implement Proportional Representation
There are a number of possible ways the U.S. could implement a proportional representation system that allows every vote to count, but some paths work better than others. → Read More
Looking to the Founders: Thanksgiving and the Executive Order
George Washington's Thanksgiving Proclamation, issued on October 3, 1789, was our nation's first executive order. → Read More
Looking to the Founders: Thanksgiving and the Executive Order
George Washington's Thanksgiving Proclamation, issued on October 3, 1789, was our nation's first executive order. → Read More
A Brief Overview of the American Voting System
It is apparent that the current American voting system has left many voters feeling disenchanted or disenfranchised. But, how did we get here? → Read More