Dennis Clayson is a journalist for the Elko Daily Free Press, focusing on local news and opinion pieces in Elko County, Nevada. His articles cover a range of topics including government, war, education, and social issues, often presenting his own perspective and analysis.
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Dennis Clayson's articles are predominantly opinion editorials and expert commentaries focusing on government & politics and culture & society. His content seems to center around political perspectives, the political divide, and issues related to education reform.
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By: Dennis Clayson
There is a dinner scene from the British drama "Downton Abbey" in which a guest is purposely rude and confrontational to the host, even after he
Libertarians and Republicans share almost all of each other’s views on personal freedom, government and economics.
By: Dennis Clayson
Dennis Clayson is professor emeritus in marketing at the University of Northern Iowa. Get opinion pieces, letters and editorials sent directly to your inbox weekly!
By: Dennis Clayson
To get elected, politicians promise not to raise taxes. To stay elected, politicians spend as much of the government’s money as possible.
By: Dennis Clayson
Biden/Trump is responsible for everything/anything good/bad, according to Biden/Trump supporters.
By: Dennis Clayson
Inflation is cumulative; it acts very much like compound interest. Politicians who want to be reelected would be appreciative if you didn't notice.
By: Dennis Clayson
One of the mysteries in the last four years is why both liberal and conservative sources seemed to be almost totally uninterested in who actually runs the executive branch of government.
It will come as a surprise to most of us, but if Biden continues to run, this will be his fourth attempt to be elected president.
By: Dennis Clayson
Given the assassination attempt of last week, it is important to note that both sides have accused the other of wanting to destroy democracy and have threatened to unleash violence if they didn't get what they wanted.
There is something the Democrats can do that would stop Donald Trump: Run a Republican.
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