Dwight L. Schwab Jr.

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Dwight L. Schwab Jr. is a moderate conservative who looks at all sides of a story, then speaks his mind. He has written more than 3500 national political and foreign affairs columns. His BS in journalism from the University of Oregon, with minors in political science and American history stands him in good stead for his writing.

Publishing

Dwight has 30-years in the publishing industry, including ABC/Cap Cities and International Thomson. His first book, "Redistribution of Common Sense - Selective Commentaries on the Obama Administration 2009-2014," was published in July, 2014. "The Game Changer - America's Most Stunning Presidential Election in History," was published in April 2017.

Location

Dwight is a native of Portland, Oregon, and now a resident of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Voter Fraud in America: John Fund On Resisting Reform

Voter fraud is like shoplifting - put up signs and cameras - we're watching you - just that can cut shoplifting by 20-35 percent

Voter Fraud Interview With Author John Fund

Newsblaze reporter, Dwight L. Schwab Jr. Interviews Author John Fund about Voter Fraud and the 2012 Election.

The Democrats Cometh

The Democratic Convention beginning in Charlotte, NC will cover many issues, but predictably go light on the incumbent president's actual record in office.

America Speaks Her Mind on The Economy

Approximately one-third of likely voters, or 34 percent to be exact, blames the president for the faltering economy the last few years according to a new poll conducted by The Hill.

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