Michael Stikkel
Syracuse University
Michael Stikkel is a NGJ Voices Contributor and a computer engineering and business student at Syracuse University. He is an unapologetic conservative.
Romney 1, Obama 0: Now We Turn To Foreign Policy
October 9, 2012
Appeasement does not buy security, and foreign aid does not buy allies. President Obama's foreign policy is failing, and when that discussion is included in future debates, Mitt Romney could have an ever bigger edge.
Romney and Ryan: An Economic Powerhouse
August 15, 2012
Ryan is an expert fiscal conservative, and Romney is a successful business man; Ryan understands the public sector’s limits, and Romney understands the private sector’s potential. Hence, the Republican campaign for the presidency is now strong on both fronts of the economy.
A Republic or a Monarchy?
July 2, 2012
To preserve our republic, every American should consider that the Obama administration had no qualms about arguing away major constitutional protections for the sake of some free health care—risking us the loss of our freedom and our republic.
War! What is it Good For? Ensuring Liberty.
June 11, 2012
We regard the deaths of our serviceman and the deaths of innocents with the same regret. However, we dedicate Memorial Day exclusively to fallen American servicemen not because we value their lives more than others, but rather because they perished having taken an oath to serve the people of the United States.
Republicans, Democrats, and Birth Control
March 28, 2012
The claim, propagated by the Left, that Republicans are waging a War on Women is nonsensical. No Republican candidate seeks to restrict a woman's right to contraception. The GOP is against government mandating a private organization to pay the full cost of someone else's contraception.
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