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Author: Eleanor Stratton

  • Woman Sues Mets Over MAGA Hat Ban

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    MAGA Hat Controversy at Citi Field On August 14, Aura Moody, a 64-year-old social worker from Saint Albans, Queens, found herself at the center of a controversy when she attempted to attend a Mets game at Citi Field wearing a “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) hat. A staffer informed Moody and her friend that their…

  • Economic Impact of Tax Cuts

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    Overview of Tax Cuts and Economic Growth The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) altered American tax policy, reducing corporate tax rates from 35% to 21% and implementing various changes to individual taxes. Studies reveal mixed results regarding its economic impact. While the Tax Foundation noted an initial increase in business investments, particularly short-term,…

  • Biden Holds First Cabinet Meeting With First Lady

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    First Lady Joins Cabinet Meeting, Leads Discussion on Women's Health President Joe Biden's recent Cabinet meeting marked a notable development with the inclusion of First Lady Jill Biden. She led a discussion on a new initiative to boost funding for women's health research, highlighting the administration's commitment to this critical issue. The First Lady emphasized…

  • Presidents Ranked by IQ

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    Throughout American history, the intellectual capabilities of its presidents have shaped the nation’s trajectory. From diplomatic negotiations to legislative achievements, these leaders have demonstrated a commitment to governance and public service. Examining their contributions provides insight into how their leadership has influenced the United States as a constitutional republic. 1. John Quincy Adams John Quincy…

  • Ranking U.S. Presidents by IQ

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    Understanding the intellectual capabilities of U.S. presidents offers a unique perspective on their contributions to the nation's history. These leaders have shaped America's trajectory through their decisions and policies. From early founders to modern presidents, examining their intellect provides valuable insights into their leadership styles and legacies. 1. John Quincy Adams John Quincy Adams had…

  • Surprising Presidential IQs

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    Throughout American history, the intellectual capacities of U.S. presidents have played a significant role in shaping their leadership and legacy. By examining the intelligence and academic achievements of various presidents, we gain insight into how their minds influenced policy decisions, diplomatic efforts, and national progress. 1. John Quincy Adams’ Astounding IQ John Quincy Adams’ IQ…

  • Top 5 and Bottom 5 Presidential IQs

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    1. John Quincy Adams – 175 John Quincy Adams’ remarkable IQ of 175 reflects his exceptional intellectual prowess. His Harvard education and pivotal role in ending the War of 1812 demonstrate his remarkable capabilities. Adams’ diplomatic skills and legal expertise were invaluable assets during his presidency from 1825 to 1829. Some key aspects of Adams’…

  • Second Amendment Rights

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    The Second Amendment holds a pivotal place in American history and law, reflecting the Founding Fathers' vision of balancing individual freedoms with public safety. Understanding its origins and evolution offers valuable insights into contemporary debates on gun rights and regulations. Historical Context of the Second Amendment The Second Amendment emerged from debates in the late…

  • Constitution and Immigration Policies

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    Historical Context of Federal Immigration Power In early American history, individual states wielded significant influence over immigration matters. However, as the U.S. expanded, the need for a uniform approach became evident. The shift to federal control began taking shape in the 19th century. The Constitution grants Congress the power to establish a "uniform Rule of…

  • Rule of Law in Free Society

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    Understanding the foundations of the rule of law is crucial for appreciating the structure and function of our constitutional republic. By tracing its historical roots and examining its core principles, we gain insight into how these elements have shaped modern legal systems. This journey through time reveals the enduring significance of accountability, just law, open…