The Second Debate: Aftermath

Head First Party Candidate Matthew Tsai recently participated in the second round of debates. We're here to give you the run-down of what happened:

He started off the debate listing off strong, feasible solutions in regards to the electoral process; unlike Cecilia Weaver, who wanted to enact reform on a constitutional level, Tsai sought to reform specifically the campaign finance process by eliminating anonymous donations for political communication.

Tsai stuck to his headstrong principles when responding to the issue of national security, citing the age-old adage: "Si vis pacem, cera bellum." The only way to ensure peace with dangerous and uncooperative powers is to discourage action through a strong military presence. Cecilia attempted to argue for a softer approach, claiming the cost-benefit analysis of war would not be favorable for progress, while failing to realize that productive cooperation with rogue states like North Korea, Iran, and Venezuela is all but impossible.

At this point, the debate was rudely interrupted by an uncharacteristically personal attack on both Tsai and Cecilia from the Darty Party, whose candidate, Sam Burkhimer, had been trailing in the debate with weak and ineffectual policies on virtually every topic. This thinly-veiled attempt to establish "collusion" between the two front-runner candidates did nothing more than derail the decorum of the debate, wasting precious time and revealing the Darty Party's true intentions.

Tsai went on to give strong opinions on further topics, such as abortion, the wealth gap in urban environments, and gender dysphoria. He finished with an especially commendable policy of standardizing property taxes nationwide to aid in establishing equitable school funding, a plan whose specificity Cecilia's simply could not match.

Matthew Tsai continues to perform favorably in and out of the classroom. He's the one candidate with real, down-to-earth policies, and he has proven himself time and time again to be a man of integrity and dedication. This Friday, I hope to see you all make the right decision to #Charge4Change2020.