Adam Graham

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Adam Graham is a follower of Christ and currently a political Independent. He is the author of the upcoming book We Can Do Better, America. He has been an adult Sunday School teacher. In 2004 Adam ran for the Idaho House of Representatives. He was a delegate to the 2008 Idaho Republican Convention and served as Idaho State Coordinator for Rick Santorum's 2012 Presidential Campaign.

Trump’s Emergency Declaration Should Have Been Overturned

Adam Graham: Republicans will come to regret not only President Trump’s emergency declaration, but the political games they played to acquiesce to it.

Democrats are Using Their 2004 Playbook on Late-Term Abortion

Adam Graham: The Democrats’ full-court press on late-term abortion and refusing to care for infants who survive abortion could cost them in 2020.

The Major Parties Need to be Challenged in 2020

Adam Graham: I appreciate Howard Schultz’s willingness to consider running for President as an independent, someone on the right should join him.

The Decline of LifeNews.com in the Age of Trump

Adam Graham: To find pro-life news on LifeNews.com one has to wade through a lot Team Trump cheerleading that has little to do with the pro-life cause.

The New York Times Plays Into the President’s Hands With Another Irresponsible Hit Piece

Adam Graham: The media undermines it creditability when it offers up poorly-sourced hit pieces that reinforce the common public perception that the media are hopelessly biased hacks.

My 2018 Mid-term Predictions

Adam Graham makes his midterms Election Day predictions for U.S. House, U.S. Senate, and Governor races.

A Trump-Skeptical Conservative’s Guide to the 2018 U.S. House Elections

Adam Graham: So we face a choice between the Republicans corruptly refusing to investigate Trump and the Democrats corruptly investigating Trump.

A Trump-Skeptical Conservative’s Guide to the 2018 U.S. Senate Elections

Adam Graham: There’s a good case to be made for Trump-skeptical conservatives supporting Republican Candidates for United States Senate .

Film Review: Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer

Adam Graham: The Gosnell Movie was a good film that tells a remarkable story. Right now, it’s receiving about the same amount of media coverage as the trial itself.

Trump Helped Himself More Than Kavanaugh

Adam Graham: Does President Trump deserve the king-sized credit he’s given for standing behind Brett Kavanaugh in the face of stiff opposition?

Could Sasse Be Re-Elected As An Independent?​

Adam Graham: While Ben Sasse is often discussed as a 2020 Presidential candidate, he could also return to the Senate as an Independent.

House Should Launch an Impeachment Inquiry in Light of Cohen Plea

Adam Graham: I’ve seen no evidence that would merit Congress voting for an impeachment inquiry. Until the plea deal involving President Trump’s attorney Michael Cohen.

Franklin Graham’s Dangerous Double Standards

Adam Graham: Due to Franklin Graham’s prominence, he’s being held up as proof we Christians are all hypocrites by secularists and atheists.  And you don’t have to be a radical atheist to see the unfairness of holding Trump to a lower standard than the church holds the average person.

The Party’s Over Part Two: The GOP’s Poisoned Brand

Adam Graham: Likely, for the GOP, attempting to move past Trump will be like pouring new wine into old wineskins about to burst. If we want a conservative party that genuinely speaks to all Americans regardless of race or gender, the only way we’ll get it is to replace the Grand Old Party with a Brand New Party.

The Party’s Over, Part One: Why Trump Can’t be Beaten in the Primaries

Adam Graham: The painful truth is Trump is undefeatable in the Republican primaries. The primary system is still a frontloaded mess with most states voting early in the process. It’s unlikely there will be any major changes.

Can Black People Read Your Hearts?

Adam Graham: How are Blacks to judge the hearts of Mr. Schlapp and Mr. Walters, based on their statements? The statements show a total lack of concern for Black Americans. Why would Blacks want to be a part of a movement or a party that panders to racists and excuses it by pointing fingers at Blacks?