by Todd McKinley | Feb 26, 2021
It was 11:14 pm on Monday, February 22nd, when I received a text message from a friend Justin Cornett asking me to give him a call when I have a moment. I had a hunch what he wanted, given the photo I had just jokingly replied to which was posted on his personal...
by Todd McKinley | Dec 27, 2020
During an article I published on July 14th, 2020 titled “43’ers for Uncle Joe and Some Reasons You Shouldn’t Be,” in the first section titled “My Interactions with VP Biden,” I briefly mentioned a few points to show that I’ve had firsthand interactions with the former...
by Todd McKinley | Dec 7, 2020
“Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer, but the right answer. Let us not seek to fix the blame for the past. Let us accept our own responsibility for the future.” (John F. Kennedy) Today more than ever those words ring true, which is why we...
by Todd McKinley | Nov 4, 2020
Facts have always mattered, even when they’re conveniently ignored, disregarded, or cherry-picked to suit a given narrative. Facts should especially matter now given how polarized society and our politics have become. As Lucy Maud Montgomery said, “Facts are stubborn...
by Todd McKinley | Aug 23, 2020
Before I dive into anything, I admit, the title of this article is what it is, I’m not going to dwell on it, I’m not going to change it, so let’s move past it together, shall we. That said, this article isn’t about calling out any political figure or political party,...
by Todd McKinley | Aug 4, 2020
There’s a lot of strong opinions for and against closed and open primaries. Sadly, there’s a lot of opinions that are devoid of any facts and instead are based solely on emotion. To clear up a few things, it’s important to note the different types of primaries, not to...
