
Jack Samet
Jack Samet is a high school senior from Los Angeles, California. He is a Public Health Policy Lead but also writes op-ed articles about American politics from a moderate lens. According to the Pew Research Center’s Political Typology Quiz, he is a “Stressed Sideliner.” He enjoys creative writing, watching classic films, and competing with his school’s speech and debate team.
Published Content

The Conservative Case for Upholding Roe v. Wade
Roe v. Wade egregiously misinterpreted constitutional provisions, disrespected constitutional principles, and caused irreparable damage to the Supreme Court as an institution. But in the aftermath of Dobbs v. Jackson, which overturned Roe, it has become clear that Roe should not have been overturned. This has to do with both how the Supreme Court should consider precedent in its decisions and even analyze the social impacts of its previous decisions when considering cases that directly challenge long-standing legal precedent

America’s New Voting Restrictions, From the Lens of an Ardent Tenth Amendment Defender

The Case for Originalism and the Problem With the “Living Constitution” Theory

Why Gavin Newsom's Recall Election is a Very Bad (and Possibly Destructive) Idea

Why Every Teenager Should Be Concerned About Mahanoy Area School District v. B.L.

Urgent Yet Overlooked: The Monkeypox Virus

Complex and Controversial: An Overview of American Abortion Policy

Women's Health in America

Vaccine Rollout in the United States
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The Vicious Cycle of Poverty and Healthcare

The Opioid Crisis: An Unprecedented Epidemic

The History and Progression of Birth Control

Racial Inequities in American Healthcare

Omicron: The Unprecedented Surge

Mental Health in the United States

Genetic Engineering: An Ethical Dilemma

Global Healthcare Systems

Climate Change: Where are we now?

While inquiry-driven, the content of this project may have a partisan leanings as it was a capstone project in the 2022 Fellowship.