Millennial Mindset
Madison Gesiotto

Madison Gesiotto is a former columnist with The Washington Times. Her tenure ended in October, 2017.
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The wait is over. After years of holding high hopes for change in Washington, the American people will no longer be let down. The time for broken promises has come to an end, and a new era of action has begun under the leadership of President Trump.
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As victims recovered from their injuries following last Monday's attack on Ohio State's campus, students and faculty members were quick to point fingers, but they were not all pointed where you would expect.
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On Monday, almost a dozen students were ambushed and injured by a self-radicalized, ISIS inspired terrorist. We've seen these types of attacks before, where gun-free zones have served as attack sites for those who wished to commit violent crimes or acts of terror against innocent people.
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After every election, we hear people on the losing side obsessively complain about the results.
SharesA message to campus crybabies
As a proud member of the millennial generation, I feel that it is imperative that I speak about the craziness that has occurred on campuses nationwide over the past week.
SharesDonald Trump's historic election
November 8th, 2016 will go down in history as one of the most iconic moments in American politics.
SharesDonald Trump means a better tomorrow for American women
America is truly the land of the free and the home of the brave. We are a country that values equality and freedom.
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The mainstream media would like for you to believe that voter fraud is nonexistent.
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Over 20 times more media coverage has been devoted to unverified sexual assault allegations against Donald Trump than has been utilized to discuss recent Wikileaks disclosures.
SharesThe selective moral outrage of the left
As millions continue to express anger over Donald Trump's leaked audio comments, I cannot help but notice the selectivity of their moral outrage.
SharesBreaking down the questions surrounding Donald Trump's tax return
For almost a week, the media has been buzzing over three pages of Donald Trump's 1995 tax returns.
SharesWhy I'm a Miss USA competitor supporting and inspired by Donald Trump
The stage lights burned brightly. An audience of thousands stretched out into the dark recesses of the arena. I was standing on the Miss USA stage, a dream come true for so many young women and an incredible memory that I will treasure for years to come. But, an even greater experience that stemmed from my time at Miss USA was my time with Donald Trump.
Shares3 topics Lester Holt should have covered during Monday's debate
I couldn't help but feel disappointed following Monday night's first Presidential Debate. I am a decided voter, what Hillary Clinton likes to call a 'deplorable,' who will be voting for Donald J. Trump on November 8th.
SharesTerence Crutcher: Unjustifiable shooting does not automatically equal racism
Over the past few days, my timeline has been flooded with discussions, videos and articles about the death of Terence Crutcher.
SharesKatie Couric's anti-gun agenda could cost her $12 million
In January, Epix released 'Under the Gun,' a documentary directed and narrated by Katie Couric, which is self-described on its website as one that "examines the events and people who have kept the gun debate fierce and the progress slow, even as gun deaths and mass shootings continue to increase."
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We understand you were, and still are, in need of attention.
SharesA haunting reminder from the Holocaust Memorial Museum
I remember visiting the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum for the first time as a young girl.
SharesWhat the media isn't telling you about President Obama's disastrous immigration policy
President Obama has long been soft on crime and illegal immigration, but when is enough simply going to be enough?
SharesA vote for Donald Trump is a vote for American businesses
Since President Obama took office in 2009, America has been on a path toward economic destruction.
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