Erin Holmes
Erin Holmes is a product manager and developer in the tech industry.
GOP establishment pours money into anti-Trump candidates instead of those who have his endorsement
GOP leaders maneuver to split the party by backing establishment candidates and propping up spoiler candidates, paving the way for Republicans who have a history of capitulating to the left.
China's purchase of US farmland is a national security concern
A report released from the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission noted the parcel's close proximity to Grand Forks Air Force Base, which sits about 12 miles away.
Pro-pedophilia group pressures academic journal to remove paper over 'defamation'
The British Journal of Philosophy, Sociology and History confirmed they were contacted by Prostasia reps demanding paper be removed on the grounds that "the paper was defamatory for the company."
Simone Biles named 'Athlete of the Year' despite not competing
The announcement of TIME's Athlete of the Year leads many to wonder why the award was given to an athlete who chose not to compete.
It's time to scrap the Equal Rights Amendment
Denying simple truths isn't good for women, and if we are to pass laws that are good for women, we must first come to consensus on what is good.
How pedophiles are being normalized
Pedophilia as a recognized sexual orientation has gained relevance with a rising number of organizations and academics within the last decade alone.
Corporate activism is at the core of Google employees' newly formed Alphabet Workers Union
These union employees intend to use their collective bargaining power to change the company's operations and operational strategy with regard to what drives contracts and marketplace practices.
The DNC used fear to coerce the public into voting absentee and downplayed fraud risks
The DNC masterfully orchestrated a full-scale assault on how Americans cast their ballots by using tactics to make voters afraid to vote in person, and then shamed anyone who downplayed those fears.
Big tech sovereignty erodes democracy
When dominant firms, lawmakers, and members of the press unify their political interests, corporate power becomes sovereign power, unrestricted and unrestrained.
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