Holly Whitman

Freelance writer and journalist in Washington, DC. Blogs at Only Slightly Biased on gender equality, human rights, and politics. Follow her on Twitter @hollykwhitman.

Where Both Major Party Candidates Fail on Health Care

Obamacare has been a major part of the 2016 election, and will continue to act as a wedge between the parties long after we have a new commander-in-chief. Nevertheless, it

By Holly Whitman

/ November 3, 2016

Where Both Major Party Candidates Fail on Health Care

There Is Only One Candidate Who Can Protect the Future of Tech Innovation

It’s no longer cute, quaint or acceptable for the federal government to be so behind the times with respect to modern technology. More than any other force at work

By Holly Whitman

/ October 13, 2016

There Is Only One Candidate Who Can Protect the Future of Tech Innovation

Why Students Could Be the Drivers of Electoral Change

With back to school season in full swing, and an impending presidential election, the nation’s eyes are turning once more toward our young people — specifically, our college students. It’

By Holly Whitman

/ September 15, 2016

Why Students Could Be the Drivers of Electoral Change

Will Millennials Ever Get Behind Clinton or Trump?

As the 2016 U.S. presidential election draws nearer, millennials across the nation are coming to terms with the fact that Bernie Sanders' nomination just isn't likely.

By Holly Whitman

/ June 21, 2016

Will Millennials Ever Get Behind Clinton or Trump?