Opinion: Senate Bill is ‘Amnesty’ not ‘Reform’
The senate has passed the first part of Amnesty.
Andrew Montalvo
Andrew Montalvo is an undergraduate Accounting student at Texas Tech University from Houston, Texas. His passions are history, politics and philosophy. He served in the US Navy from 2006 to 2010, and served as a Machinist Mate aboard the Submarine USS Wyoming (SSBN 742). He works for KFYO with his main duty being to producing Pratt on Texas, and also produces KFYO's Baylor Football broadcasts.
Opinion: Here’s Hoping for Ted Cruz
Our state’s newest Senator is certainly making waves in Washington.
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Texas Governor Rick Perry seems to have no intention of adding any new issues to his special session call.
Opinion: Snowden Resides in the Murky Grey of Right and Wrong
The reveal of the identity of the man who exposed the NSA scandal leaves me with torn feelings on morality.
Opinion: The Rich “Fair Share” Argument in the Fair Tax Debate is a Delusion
The IRS scandal has had many of my friends discussing the American tax system in recent days.
Aside from the most blindly left wing people I know, everyone agrees that the progressive tax system punishes success and is far too complex, to the point of inviting abuses like the current targeting of conservative groups.
Opinion: Any Sort of Semi-Amnesty Will Be Full Amnesty
There has been quite a bit of talk of what do to about America’s rampant illegal immigration problem.
Opinion: Tornado Sirens are as Useful as Gun-Free Zones
With the recent tornado strikes in Moore, OK and other places, many people are talking about installing tornado sirens here in Lubbock.
Opinion: Calls for Impeachment Are a Waste of Time
Recently the news has been filled with scandals involving the current President's administration.
From Benghazi to the IRS and even back to the Fast and Furious debacle, many people I have spoken to are amazed that this president has avoided consequences thus far