The fight for LGBT rights is like the current day Civil Rights Movement and also a buzzing hot topic in the 2012 Presidential Election. Ever since President Obama made his public declaration for supporting Gay Marriage earlier this year, Right-Wing Conservatives have been just as vocal about their views against it. A seemingly growing minority, it is estimated that 3.8% of the United States Population are homosexual (according to a UCLA Williams Institute Study). That being said, the support of this particular population is increasingly important to politicians, especially in the Presidential...

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The most popular words in the media right now are, “Iowa caucus.” You can’t open a newspaper or browse the internet without seeing those two words plastered somewhere. So what is the Iowa caucus? Why is it so important? A caucus is a meeting of supporters for a mutual political party. The party involved in this caucus is the Republican Party. The Iowa caucus marks the official beginning of the 2012 Presidential election, hence its importance. From the Iowa caucus, selected delegates contribute to choosing the delegates for the Republican National Convention. It is then at the Republican...

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As the time draws near, the boxing ring is getting bigger and bigger. As more and more candidates vie for the GOP nomination, some candidates have already exited stage left. Mike Huckabee has announced that he will not be running for Presidential nomination; he has declared that after a spiritual and emotional conflict he has made the decision not to seek the Republican candidacy. As Donald Trump’s attention and political attraction begins to fade, new opponents have emerged in the boxing match. Newt Gingrich has entered the President race for the third time and he has remained one of the most...

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