A Series of Unfortunate Events: Trump’s Re-election Bid
To say the final year of President Trump’s first term has been chaotic would be
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Takeaways from the Iowa Caucus and the New Hampshire Primary
With both the 2020 Iowa Caucuses and New Hampshire Primary in the books, here are
As the Trade War Nears its End, it is Unclear what was Gained
Soon after President Trump took office, he waged a global trade war against nearly all
Relying on the Judiciary as the Backbone of the Resistance? Not for Long.
Democrats are counting down the days until President Trump moves out of the White House,
Do Not Sleep on the Senate
As the 2020 elections approach, the political spotlight will be focused on the presidential election.
Sanders Surges in Polls and Biden Braces for the Worst
In what has already been a dramatic roller coaster of a primary season, there has
Have our Elected Officials Forgotten why the Capitol is in Washington?
Earlier this year, Mitch McConnell (Senate Majority Leader) adopted a new alias: The Legislative “Grim
What is John Delaney Up to Anyways?
On August 11, the New Yorker published an article titled “Why John Delaney Won’t Drop
Congresspeople Running for the Hills…from the Hill
Usually when a political party in Washington has power, its members seek to hold onto
Voting for Your Selfie: The Issue with Politicizing Individuation
On September 20th, 2019, Elizabeth Warren took her 60,000th selfie. Quantitative hyperboles aside, this achievement marks