Jacqueline Mary

History graduate from Cal State San Marcos (Class of 2016) and largely self-educated writer committed to honest journalism and engaging readers with new perspectives.

At Least 8 States Will Have Marijuana on the Ballot in November

Marijuana legalization is an issue gaining traction and popularity in the United States, a fact highlighted by the increase in ballot measures nationwide to legalize the drug for either recreational

By Jacqueline Mary

September 12, 2016

At Least 8 States Will Have Marijuana on the Ballot in November

Why The Commission on Presidential Debates Shouldn't Even Legally Exist

The Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) may be breaking federal tax laws by claiming 501(c)(3) tax status while favoring candidates preferred by the two major political parties. It

By Jacqueline Mary

July 29, 2016

Why The Commission on Presidential Debates Shouldn't Even Legally Exist

OPINION: ABLE Act Must Do More To Properly Address Poverty among Disabled

Many of America's disabled people are often forced into a cyclical and financial trap. Supplemental Security Income (SSI ) recipients are forced to save under a low income limit

By Jacqueline Mary

July 19, 2016

OPINION: ABLE Act Must Do More To Properly Address Poverty among Disabled

Passions Run High as Journalists and Trade Experts Examine Full Details of TPP

The Trans-Pacific Partnership, also known as the TPP, was just released to the public after negotiations in November 2015. The White House backs the deal claiming that it will serve

By Jacqueline Mary

January 13, 2016

Passions Run High as Journalists and Trade Experts Examine Full Details of TPP