David Yee

Doctoral student in Industrial and Organizational Psychology (GCU). Holds MBA and Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management (FHSU), B.S. in Business/Economics. Dissertation on Job Crafting among Commission Sales Personnel.

Super Tuesday Victory Speeches Highlight Crucial Moment of Choice for Candidates and Voters

One of the greatest things about political speeches is that often what is said is the least important aspect -- it's what was ignored, how the message was

By David Yee

/ March 2, 2016

Super Tuesday Victory Speeches Highlight Crucial Moment of Choice for Candidates and Voters

The Most Underreported Loser from a Tied SCOTUS: Businesses

In what should have been a much more widely reported news story, considering it was a $835 million settlement, Dow Chemical chose to settle a class-action suit rather than face

By David Yee

/ March 1, 2016

The Most Underreported Loser from a Tied SCOTUS: Businesses

Predictions Holding: Hillary Set to Sweep South

I predicted three weeks ago that Hillary would sweep the South in her bid to become the next president. It was an educated guess, for sure, but there were a

By David Yee

/ February 29, 2016

Predictions Holding: Hillary Set to Sweep South

Why Are We Putting Up With Violence?

It's hard to criticize and poke fun at the Kansas political system, without taking a moment to pause and reflect on yesterday's sick carnage, one of

By David Yee

/ February 26, 2016

5 Things That Have People Asking, What The Heck Is Going On In Kansas?

Other than the Wizard of Oz, tornadoes, and the world's largest ball of twine, most people seldom think much about Kansas -- unless they are on the boring

By David Yee

/ February 25, 2016

5 Things That Have People Asking, What The Heck Is Going On In Kansas?

The Key Lesson from Jeb Bush's Failed Campaign: You Still Can't Buy Elections

With Jeb Bush's dismal finish in South Carolina comes his long overdue exit from the 2016 Republican primary contest for the presidency. While this was expected, and possibly

By David Yee

/ February 23, 2016

The Key Lesson from Jeb Bush's Failed Campaign: You Still Can't Buy Elections

The Big Loser in the Nevada Caucus: The Pollsters

With Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada now in the books for the 2016 Democratic primary, one thing has been certain: the pollsters aren't doing a good job of

By David Yee

/ February 22, 2016

The Big Loser in the Nevada Caucus: The Pollsters

Quinnipac Poll: Both Republicans and Democrats Are Not Safe from An Independent Campaign

Quinnipiac University has released its newest presidential polling data, with some surprising analysis for those considering an independent run at the White House for 2016. While this is the first

By David Yee

/ February 20, 2016

Quinnipac Poll: Both Republicans and Democrats Are Not Safe from An Independent Campaign

Harry Reid Is Wrong: The Founders Didn't Envision a 'Bipartisan' America

With the death of SCOTUS Justice Scalia, the Washington rhetoric has heated up--to at times insurmountable levels of blustery rhetoric that sounds good, but has no basis in fact or

By David Yee

/ February 17, 2016

Harry Reid Is Wrong: The Founders Didn't Envision a 'Bipartisan' America

Spousal Consent for Viagra Proposed to Make a Point

It's become an all too common strategy in politics, to taunt absurd laws by either passing or submitting a bill that mocks the current law, or by over-enforcement

By David Yee

/ February 16, 2016

Spousal Consent for Viagra Proposed to Make a Point

Will The Next President Face Cold War II?

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev bemoans the fact that he can't quite decide if we are politically in 2016 or 1962. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, Medvedev

By David Yee

/ February 15, 2016

Will The Next President Face Cold War II?

Weighing a SCOTUS Nominee, Obama Needs to Take a Page from Reagan's Book

If a nuclear war broke out on January 15, 2017, should President Obama just wait until the next president is inaugurated and let him make the policy decisions that would

By David Yee

/ February 14, 2016

Weighing a SCOTUS Nominee, Obama Needs to Take a Page from Reagan's Book