The Senate: Threat or Backbone of American Democracy?
Perspectives on the Senate and Its Relevancy in the 21st Century Convert the Senate to a Citizen’s Assembly By Kristin Eberhard American democracy has a...
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The President’s Assembling a Cabinet
Two Perspectives on the Diversity of President Joe Biden’s Cabinet Appointments The Progression of Diversity in the White House By Lindsay Chervinsky President Biden promised...
Why the Paris Climate Agreement is Futile
Biden Is Wrong About the Virtues of the Paris Climate Agreement As one of his first official acts after being sworn in as President of...
Restricting Transgender Access to Athletics is Bad Policy
How State Legislation Bans on Transgender Athletes Could Impact Transgender Youths Over the past several weeks there have been 30 bills introduced, three of which...
The Ethics and Aesthetics of Impeachment
How the Insurrection May Have Drawn in A Whole New Crowd to Trumpism On January 6, the world witnessed a movement against the American election...
What to Do About Trump’s Tax Cuts
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 One of President Joe Biden’s core campaign promises was to roll back the Tax Cuts and Jobs...
A Political Gambit: Intentions versus Consequences
I lived in the United States for 25 years as a DACA recipient with the hope of immigration reform. When I learned the full extent...
The Line Between Insurrection and Protests
Protests versus Uprisings The preamble to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: “Whereas it is essential, if man is not to be compelled to...
Why Revolutions Fail
By Robert Wilkes Except for the successful American Revolution of 1776, almost all revolutions are failures. Thus, while there is revolution in the air today...
Why Democrats Should Be Cautious of the “Woke” Progressive Left
James Carville, the veteran political strategist and noted commentator, has recently opined on the subject of “woke culture” and its short comings. In essence, he...
