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.

Between Registering Dead Voters and Ballot Tampering, Real Cases of Election Fraud Go Unprosecuted

In 2015, the Kansas legislature gave Kris Kobach (R), the secretary of state, the authority to prosecute instances of voter fraud. Before this measure, it was up to local district

By David Yee

/ January 26, 2016

Between Registering Dead Voters and Ballot Tampering, Real Cases of Election Fraud Go Unprosecuted

'Someone Skipped Econ 101': Everyone on the Internet is a Google-Certified Economist

It's almost a daily occurrence to see the phrase 'someone skipped Economics 101' in the comment sections on the IVN site or Facebook page. It seems

By David Yee

/ January 25, 2016

'Someone Skipped Econ 101': Everyone on the Internet is a Google-Certified Economist

OPINION: Maybe Joe Biden Should Take the VP Tap Again

There’s no doubt I don’t like VP Joe Biden’s (D) tactics when it comes to throwing both friends and foes under the proverbial bus when it advances

By David Yee

/ January 22, 2016

OPINION: Maybe Joe Biden Should Take the VP Tap Again

Kansas Judge Strikes Down Sec. of State Kobach's Attempt to Divide Voters into Two Classes

Since 2013, Kansas has required proof of citizenship to vote in elections. But there’s a small problem with that. While the Kansas voter registration form requires proof of citizenship,

By David Yee

/ January 21, 2016

Kansas Judge Strikes Down Sec. of State Kobach's Attempt to Divide Voters into Two Classes

Could a Bear Market Year Bring a Republican Landslide in 2016?

The Royal Bank of Scotland's economists warned investors last week to "sell everything" other than high quality bonds, citing Chinese instability and continued suppression of oil

By David Yee

/ January 20, 2016

Could a Bear Market Year Bring a Republican Landslide in 2016?

OPINION: Campaign Promises Mean Nothing; Judicial Nominations Should Dominate Discussion

Voters have watched two more debates from the major parties and countless promises of what would make America great or how the individual candidate would tackle the problems facing America.

By David Yee

/ January 19, 2016

OPINION: Campaign Promises Mean Nothing; Judicial Nominations Should Dominate Discussion

Power of the Vote: The Informed Vote is The Most Powerful Vote

The story of Senator Edmund G. Ross is a well-known story of the power of a deciding vote in American history. Ross held the vote that acquitted President Andrew Johnson

By David Yee

/ January 13, 2016

Power of the Vote: The Informed Vote is The Most Powerful Vote

Why Do We Have A State of the Union Address Every Year?

[The President] shall from time to time give to Congress information of the State of the Union and recommend to their Consideration such measures as he shall judge necessary and

By David Yee

/ January 12, 2016

Why Do We Have A State of the Union Address Every Year?

Power of the Vote: How to Ensure Every Vote is Counted

In a country with almost 320 million citizens, the secret ballot in elections almost ensures one simple fact--that voting fraud will exist, either from voters or the structure itself. The

By David Yee

/ January 6, 2016

Power of the Vote: How to Ensure Every Vote is Counted

Power of the Vote: How to Force Parties to Depolarize

It may seem like independents have an overwhelming deck stacked against them in the political arena, both in power and money. Yet any group has a tool in their arsenal

By David Yee

/ December 31, 2015

When Did We Stop Believing in the Power of the Vote?

I remember watching the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989, as a young third-generation American of Chinese descent. Probably the single most striking image, one that has endured the test of

By David Yee

/ December 30, 2015

Le Morte d'Bush: Why The Destruction of a Dynasty Now Seems Inevitable

When Sir Thomas Malory compiled all of the tales of King Arthur and his knights into the Le Morte d'Arthur, it was an epic tale of the destruction

By David Yee

/ December 29, 2015