There is all the difference in the world between believing someone you know and someone you don’t.
Christopher Lindsay / Oct 6, 2018
Good intentions by the government do not always produce good results.
Christopher Lindsay / Sep 27, 2018
When a source for a news story can hide behind a wall of anonymity, they can say whatever they want and suffer no consequences if they are lying.
Christopher Lindsay / Sep 15, 2018
While public criticism can be an effective tool to change the actions of an elected politician, it won’t work with Saudi Arabia, an absolute monarchy.
Christopher Lindsay / Aug 18, 2018
By not allowing illegal immigrants from the United States to make an asylum claim, the number of illegal border crossings will drop significantly.
Christopher Lindsay / Jul 21, 2018
When political correctness seeks ideological conformity, it becomes a form of tyranny.
Christopher Lindsay / Apr 27, 2018
In the fall of 2018, the British Columbia government will hold a referendum on changing the province’s electoral system to a form of proportional representation (PR). If voters consider the consequences, the referendum will fail.
Christopher Lindsay / Apr 21, 2018
Similar to Peter, Trudeau is strikingly handsome, lacks basic knowledge, and loves to be the center of attention.
Christopher Lindsay / Mar 21, 2018