Thomas Stevenson is a graduate of BYU and founded the Cougar Chronicle, an independent student newspaper, while he earned his degree. He has been published at the College Fix and Campus Reform. @RealTStevenson on X.
"Look, LGBTQ+ people are a growing demographic. We’re going to be 10% of the electorate this year, 20% of the electorate by 2040."
Thomas Stevenson / May 15, 2026
"When it comes to the execution of elections, no matter the outcome in that case, we will be running our elections beginning next month with early voting on the current maps that we have."
Thomas Stevenson / May 15, 2026
The move comes after the GOP state legislature split up his district in a redistricting move that some Democrats called "racist."
Thomas Stevenson / May 15, 2026
“Today is a monumental day in the fight to stop the radical transgender movement."
Thomas Stevenson / May 15, 2026
“Go f*cking shoot yourself, how about that?”
Thomas Stevenson / May 15, 2026
"I went to my parents to do the deed. Kill them."
Thomas Stevenson / May 14, 2026
"If senators are going to vote to shut down the government and prevent millions of federal workers from getting paid, they ought to have the same skin in the game."
Thomas Stevenson / May 14, 2026
"White folks are either tone deaf or worse.... self centered! It's not about YOU!"
Thomas Stevenson / May 14, 2026
"Protecting the integrity of our immigration and labor systems requires employers to follow the law and provide American workers a fair opportunity to compete for jobs."
Thomas Stevenson / May 13, 2026
"The perception in Michigan is that he is, at least at one point in his life, a licensed physician. That apparently is not the case, and it blows up a big part of his campaign."
Thomas Stevenson / May 13, 2026
"Because the 2025 Map was not drawn in a manner violative of article III, section 45 of the Missouri Constitution, the circuit court’s judgment is affirmed."
Thomas Stevenson / May 13, 2026
The action-comedy sequel will be released by Paramount.
Thomas Stevenson / May 13, 2026
"PayPal has agreed to create a new small business initiative, and in that it's going to waive processing fees up to $30 million worth for $1 billion of transactions."
Thomas Stevenson / May 12, 2026
Harvard hired Richard J. Cellini, 62, to identify descendants of slaves that were impacted by the university.
Thomas Stevenson / May 12, 2026
The top 10 percent of earners pay around 70 percent of all federal income taxes.
Thomas Stevenson / May 11, 2026