Kylee Zempel, Author at The Federalist

Kylee Zempel

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Kylee Zempel is an assistant editor at The Federalist. She previously worked as the copy editor for the Washington Examiner magazine and as an editor and producer at National Geographic. She holds a B.S. in Communication Arts/Speech and an A.S. in Criminal Justice and writes on topics including feminism and gender issues, religious liberty, and criminal justice. Follow her on Twitter @kyleezempel.

What Happened When I Ran For My Life During An Active Shooter Call To Police

You know something’s terribly wrong when you go to a horror movie at the theater, and the terror of your real-life experience infinitely surpasses any of the frightening imagery on screen.

Beto O’Rourke Flip-Flops On AR-15s

During the third round of Democratic presidential debates, Beto O’Rourke said if he is elected president the government would ‘take your AR-15s.’ He said the opposite less than two years ago.

Like The Vast Majority Of American Women, Tulsi Gabbard Opposes Late-Term Abortion

During a conversation Sunday with Dave Rubin, 2020 Democratic presidential contender Tulsi Gabbard said she is opposed to third-trimester abortions.

Why Idolizing Marriage And Motherhood Isn’t Godly

The wedded woman worshiping marriage is no holier than the feminist idolizing herself. Married people do single women no favors by hinging their worth on a person who doesn’t exist in their lives.

We Should Repeal The Death Penalty, But Not For The Reasons You Think

While compelling arguments abound on both sides of the capital punishment debate, this bad policy doesn’t meet any goals of the criminal justice system.