BHARADWAJ: To save our nation, we must procreate People in developed nations are having fewer children, and while the circumstances that brought about this shift may be positive, there are also several negative ramifications that come along with it.
BHARADWAJ: Salaries for Charlottesville politicians should remain limited While there is truth to the impetus of Delegate Hudson’s proposal, her solution is an immoral quick fix that opens the door for complacency, corruption and career politicians in Charlottesville government.
BHARADWAJ: America owes Ajit Pai an apology Never in my entire life have I seen such an egregiously incorrect narrative than that which surrounded the FCC and their decision to repeal net neutrality.
BHARADWAJ: Global tumult accentuates the necessity of the right to bear arms The most unique and greatest aspects of American society would not be possible without the Second Amendment.
BHARADWAJ: An efficient, equitable course registration proposal This proposal would help to create an efficient, ethical means for course enrollment.
BHARADWAJ: Increase property tax exemptions for universities Broadened property tax exemptions would give public colleges the financial leeway to relieve some of the financial burden students face.
BHARADWAJ: Andrew Yang is a clown Unsubstantiated, illogical legislative proposals like the “freedom dividend” have no place in rational politics.
BHARADWAJ: Violent media has caused desensitization of America’s youth It is well known that internet hubs like 4chan are breeding grounds for radicals and the mentally disturbed and has lead to the emergence of several recent mass shooters
BHARADWAJ: Affirmative action is a discriminatory institution The affirmative action policies employed by many of these colleges in fact have a destructive, oft-overlooked countereffect when it comes to a certain minority demographic: Asian-Americans.
BHARADWAJ: The resistance against reinstating early decision is overblown If implemented properly and in conjunction with programs specifically targeting low-income students, the early decision process could actually increase the proportion of these individuals admitted.
