Skyler Adleta

Americans need to be reminded of who we are in order to achieve what we are capable of. We'll see if Trump can do it.

I would challenge Democrats here: Do you really think half of the country's nostalgia is centered around backward social norms or oppression?

This radical shift, as extreme as it was quick, is only the latest example of a condescending media and political administration taking Americans for a ride.

We can meaningfully participate as a world leader as well as prioritize a common-sense balance of creating opportunity and security here at home.

The rapid inflation of the past few years has eviscerated the pocketbooks of our lowest earners and stretched middle America too thin.

Conservatives would rather have an aggressive demagogue that they trust over a calculating and cautious politician protecting personal prospects.

Democrats lost the working class by posturing and failing to deliver. Republicans must learn from Democrats' mistakes, as opposed to following their example.

Republicans need a man or woman of the people, one able to move on from the divisiveness that's characterized this country's politics for too long.

Free college only deepens the class divide, perpetuating the belief that you need a college degree to be productive and provide insight as an employee.