Trey Gowdy

Twice this week, parents have asked me to talk to their junior high school children about a career in politics, what classes to take, what college major to choose, how to start etc. It’s a conversation I love to have. And it always ends the same way, with a question to the young [...]

Too often when we hear a new political idea, program, or initiative put forward we instinctively go to the merits of the idea. The paradigm goes something like this: (1) is it a good idea, (2) is it politically smart and [occasionally] (3) is it affordable? Rarely, do you hear anything about whether [...]