Jason Brown

Law enforcement professional since 2006 and former Political Science Department member at Columbus State University. Writes and reports on provocative political issues and events.

America’s Greatest Economic Rival Offers Lessons For US

America’s greatest economic rival in the foreseeable future is the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Since entering the global economy in 1978, China’s economy has an annual

By Jason Brown

/ January 15, 2013

America’s Greatest Economic Rival Offers Lessons For US

Gun Violence in America: Evaluating the Status Quo

This year has been turbulent with gun related homicides; highlighted by the killing sprees in Aurora, Colorado, the Sikh temple in Wisconsin, and now the elementary school shooting in Newtown,

By Jason Brown

/ December 17, 2012

Gun Violence in America: Evaluating the Status Quo

NASA Budget Cuts Highlights Problem with Washington Fiscal Plans

Tuesday marks a significant event for the US military. The first F-35 Lightning II, the product of the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program that started in 1996, will be placed

By Jason Brown

/ November 25, 2012

NASA Budget Cuts Highlights Problem with Washington Fiscal Plans

The Paradox of NASA Budget Cuts

Tuesday marks a significant event for the US military. The first F-35 Lightning II, the product of the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program that started in 1996, will be placed

By Jason Brown

/ November 25, 2012

Romney Gambles Last Message on Secretary of Business Attack

Photo: Newscom President Obama deviated from his campaign’s talking points during an interview with MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski at a campaign rally in New Hampshire last

By Jason Brown

/ November 4, 2012

Romney Gambles Last Message on Secretary of Business Attack

Defining the Obama Doctrine: Four Years of Foreign Policy

Photo: Jason Reed/Reuters The presidential debate last Monday night featured a pungent performance by President Obama. The candidates went back and forth on defining the Obama Doctrine, although the

By Jason Brown

/ October 28, 2012

Defining the Obama Doctrine: Four Years of Foreign Policy

Power of the People: Crowdsourcing Political Change

Photo: Wikimedia / Jeblad In 2005, Thomas Friedman’s book “The World is Flat” opened the eyes of many to this bubbling phenomenon we now call globalization. The premise of Friedman’

By Jason Brown

/ October 21, 2012

Power of the People: Crowdsourcing Political Change

Romney Could Learn From Former Competitor Herman Cain

Photo: Wikimedia / Gage There is no doubt that Mitt Romney's campaign over the past few weeks has been disastrous. Since the Democratic convention, weekly polls in key swing

By Jason Brown

/ September 28, 2012

Romney Could Learn From Former Competitor Herman Cain