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.

OPINION: Why Constitutional Amendments Aren't The Way to Fix Our Broken Politics

17,201 days. That's how long it has been since the last constitutional amendment passed from start to finish in the 20th century, the 26th Amendment -- ratified

By David Yee

August 3, 2018

OPINION: Why Constitutional Amendments Aren't The Way to Fix Our Broken Politics

America's Most Serious Math Problem Is Not What You Think

Another common core complaint? Nope. Failing at our standardized testing? Not even close. America's worst math problem right now is in how we talk about numbers in our

By David Yee

July 30, 2018

America's Most Serious Math Problem Is Not What You Think

3 Historical Mistakes Trump Will Need To Avoid During Inauguration

History always serves us a cautionary tale -- avoiding the mistakes of the past is the surest way to avoid immense criticism, even if all we do is create new

By David Yee

January 3, 2017

3 Historical Mistakes Trump Will Need To Avoid During Inauguration

Beyond Party Politics: What Congress and POTUS Should Learn from the First Congressional Veto Override

The veto process granted by the Constitution ensures that the legislative and executive branches have to share power when it comes to new federal legislation -- while a president might

By David Yee

December 9, 2016

Beyond Party Politics: What Congress and POTUS Should Learn from the First Congressional Veto Override

Hate Excessive Consumer Regulations and Lobbying? Blame Margarine

Margarine? Really? That plastic-like stuff that's supposed to taste like butter, but barely looks like it, definitely doesn't smell like it, and has a vague hint

By David Yee

December 7, 2016

Hate Excessive Consumer Regulations and Lobbying? Blame Margarine

Kris Kobach Wants To Chase Millions of "Illegal" Votes; Can't Get A 20-Vote Election Right

For over a year, IVN has reported on Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach's crusade against fraudulent voters -- including the twists, turns, court rejections, and outright lack

By David Yee

December 1, 2016

Kris Kobach Wants To Chase Millions of "Illegal" Votes; Can't Get A 20-Vote Election Right

Will Left-Wing Terrorism Be The New Law Enforcement Crisis?

April 1995 put radicalized right-wing terrorism firmly in the minds of Americans and law enforcement, when Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols destroyed the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. At

By David Yee

November 29, 2016

Will Left-Wing Terrorism Be The New Law Enforcement Crisis?

Presidential Salaries and Lavish Expenses: What George Washington and Donald Trump Have In Common

A romanticized view of a past that never happened the way we thought is one of the greatest disservices to a functioning modern republic. It gives us the impression that

By David Yee

November 28, 2016

Presidential Salaries and Lavish Expenses: What George Washington and Donald Trump Have In Common

Thanksgiving: Give The Needy What They Need

Or if he ask a fish, will he give him a serpent? My middle-school aged daughter serves on the Student Council, with one of the largest projects so far this

By David Yee

November 24, 2016

Thanksgiving: Give The Needy What They Need

More Than Ever, We Need George Washington's Seven Principles of Thankfulness

The first executive order ever given by a President of the United States was George Washington's decree on October 3, 1789, proclaiming a national day of Thanksgiving. Embedded

By David Yee

November 21, 2016

More Than Ever, We Need George Washington's Seven Principles of Thankfulness

Presidential Scandals: Why Would Trump's Presidency Be Any Different?

The last ten days has been nothing but a constant buzzing in the media, rumor mills, and outright political lie manufacturers -- all ready to pounce on president-elect Donald Trump&

By David Yee

November 19, 2016

Presidential Scandals: Why Would Trump's Presidency Be Any Different?

Congress 'Could' Keep Trump From Winning -- But Would They Want To?

While researching another article, I bunny-trailed into an obscure law pertaining to how Electoral votes are counted. Since 1887, 3 U.S.C. 15 gives Congress the right to invalidate

By David Yee

November 18, 2016

Congress 'Could' Keep Trump From Winning -- But Would They Want To?