If you feel like everything is awful right now, you’re not alone. Put blame where it belongs: a con-artist economist, pro-Taft delegates at the 1912 RNC, and sand.
How A Bad Economist, 1912 RNC Delegates, and Sand Made the World Suck
Joe Cascino
Joe Cascino is a freshman Government major from Chicago, Illinois and the thriving metropolis of Weatherford, Texas. He is an enthusiastic student of political campaigns, foreign policy, political theory, and military history. When not being an angsty college student who reads (or at least claims to read) Nietzsche and Dostoyevsky, he can be found watching the Chicago Cubs, re-binge watching Rick and Morty for the fifth or sixth time, or pirating Jendy's Wifi.
Our Beautiful, Perfect State Legislature
State Representative Buford Rucker of the House Freedom Caucus pens an op-ed educating us about some of the power players in the legislature and the current state of the 86th session.
The Immortal Life of Silvio Berlusconi
Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is seemingly invincible. Why?
Better Call Seoul
Joe Cascino delves into the surreal relationship between crystal meth and North Korea.
The Hillary Clinton Presidency: An Exercise in Alternate History
Joe Cascino uses his fictional story of a Clinton administration to theorize that the Trump presidency is a blessing in disguise for Democrats.
The Texas Orator 