The Political Science Society is hosting Peter Sonski, Connecticut politician, former Assistant Editor at the National Catholic Register, and former Director of Communications for the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. The presidential candidate for the American Solidarity Party will be speaking on Thursday, April 18 at 7 p.m. in Driscoll Auditorium, Holy Cross College, 54515 State Highway 933, about being faithful to the truth, drawing on his experience in seeking common ground and common sense during his over 12 years of experience as an local elected official in Connecticut, and as a presidential candidate for a third party. In an increasingly divided political landscape, many people are tired of having to pick and choose which of their values to vote on and which to put aside. Many Christians, especially, feel this way and are looking for alternatives to duopoly politics, as neither party is pro-life for the whole life. The public event is about seeking to be faithful to the truth first in such a divided political landscape.