By: Benjamin Droz There is a reason why I read political books. It is not because I love the often dry, statistics-filled, obviously self-promoting style of similar texts; it is because these texts often have a therapeutic quality. I follow and participate in politics in this country, because I feel a nagging frustration with all that surrounds us. What drives [...]
By: Benjamin Droz I am pretty certain that author Greg Gutfeld would hate nothing more than for me to begin a review of his latest book, The Joy of Hate: How to Triumph over Whiners in the Age of Phony Outrage, with a quote by Friedrich Nietzsche, but unfortunately, such a quote could not be more applicable. Nietzsche once wrote, [...]
By: Benjamin Droz Today’s world does not have a welcome mat for high school graduates. In fact, it seems that the more one looks into the job market, the less accessible it appears. A college degree is increasingly important for the careers that allow Americans to live at a middle class level and raise a family in any degree of [...]
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