Amelia Irvine
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Sexual harassment legislation should help victims, not their lawyers
Legislators who want to defend women’s rights should not do so by upending existing laws or indulging the desires of trial lawyers. → Read More
Women Need Socialism Like A Fish Needs A Bicycle
In both the developing world and the developed world, capitalism has given women more choice, more upward mobility, and more control over their destinies. → Read More
Don't blame social media companies for Russian election interference, blame society
The Senate Intelligence Committee published two reports on Russian interference in the 2016 election in mid-December, detailing how Russian trolls are spreading propaganda. → Read More
Hate Big Tech? End corporate welfare
We cannot continue to feed these businesses special tax breaks and subsidies, then get angry at their enormous size and demand that they be broken up. → Read More
Georgetown's new LGBTQ housing space is a bubble for cultural marxism
Georgetown University students committed to “exploring” their gender and sexuality have a new living space on campus – a special, school-supported community called “Crossroads.” University of Massachusetts, Boston, student William Nardi wrote a Washington Examiner piece about this new living… → Read More
Abortion rights advocates don’t speak for all women on Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court nomination
Don't listen to the narrative spun by pro-choice organizations. Pro-life women exist, and they're leading the movement for the right to life. → Read More
Everyone Loses from Trade Wars
If Trump’s trade war results in a closed economy in the long run, it will be disastrous for us all. → Read More
Remember Internet Explorer? Why the EU's fine of Google will become a punchline
A popular meme swirled around the web in 2014, making fun of Internet Explorer’s unpopularity. “If Internet Explorer is brave enough to ask to be your default browser, you’re brave enough to ask that girl out.” Pretty much no one in their right mind — at least no millennial in their right mind — uses Internet Explorer anymore, making the app’s persistence and tenacity laughable. → Read More
Gay wedding cakes, the Red Hen and hormone therapy: a consistent view
Your right to make decisions that align with your conscience is the most important right you have. Without it, governments decide right and wrong. → Read More
Gay wedding cakes, the Red Hen and hormone therapy: a consistent view
Your right to make decisions that align with your conscience is the most important right you have. Without it, governments decide right and wrong. → Read More
Gay wedding cakes, the Red Hen and hormone therapy: a consistent view
Your right to make decisions that align with your conscience is the most important right you have. Without it, governments decide right and wrong. → Read More
Don't regulate social media companies — even if they let Holocaust deniers speak
The government shouldn't regulate Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. It's our job to hold social media companies accountable for bias and fake news. → Read More
Don't regulate social media companies — even if they let Holocaust deniers speak
The government shouldn't regulate Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. It's our job to hold social media companies accountable for bias and fake news. → Read More
Worry about the national debt, not the trade deficit
On June 21, the House Budget Committee passed a budget resolution that could make substantive, positive changes to entitlement programs such as Medicare — changes essential to reigning in the national debt. Of course, you probably didn’t notice this tidbit of news amid President Trump’s tweet calling Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., an “extraordinarily low IQ person,” the focus on controversial… → Read More
Women’s Studies emphasizes activism over academics: My experience at Georgetown University
When I initially decided to take a Women’s and Gender Studies class, I knew that the course readings would be liberal-leaning and overtly feminist. I did not know how open the professors and administrators would be about this leftward bias, however. → Read More
Why I fight to defend traditional marriage and sexual purity at Georgetown in the face of hostility
If not us, then who? If not now, then when? → Read More
No, New York Times writer Bari Weiss is not part of the alt-right
Critics have savaged for her latest opinion piece, “We’re All Fascists Now.” → Read More
Trump's tariffs will hurt his blue-collar base
President Trump refused to back down last week on his plans to impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminum. Calling current U.S. trade deals “very stupid,” Trump has vowed to transform U.S. trade policy by imposing protectionist tariffs and renegotiating trade deals. But Trump’s obsession with the U.S. trade deficit is unjustified, and his trade policies will harm consumers and blue-collar… → Read More
No, Social Security should not pay for maternity leave
Sen. Marco Rubio's intentions in formulating paid leave policy are good, but good intentions do not make good policy. → Read More
The EU's Regulatory War on Google Is an Attack on Innovation
Every day, Google is used for billions of searches, making it the most popular search engine on earth. On Monday, September 11th, it appealed an EU decision that resulted in a $2.9 billion fine because the company firmly believes that its actions were neither anti-competitive nor harmful to consumers. Essentially, EU regulators punished Google because its improvements make its competition… → Read More