Party Inc: How the Political Duopoly Distorts America
In September 1796, our first president, George Washington, issued his farewell address. In it, he
Redrawing Democracy: The Cost of Gerrymandering
When I first got involved in politics, I was introduced to a man who was
Term Limits: A Fix for Gridlock or False Hope?
Is there any issue that Democrats and Republicans can truly agree on? While it may
American Outrage: How Anger Impacts American Politics
One night, I was at a social event talking with a group of people when,
Joe Biden’s Presidency: Pros and Cons
Over the past few years, while driving through a few select local neighborhoods, I always
Digital Democracy: The Influence of Technology in America
“Technology is a useful servant but a dangerous master.” Christian Lous Lange, a Nobel Peace
Populism in America: A Generational Reckoning
As I was walking into a convenience store recently, I overheard an interesting conversation outside
Policy Over Punchlines: How Political Discourse Needs to Change
“It is the duty of every citizen according to his best capacities to give validity
Big Money in Politics: Major Problem or Freedom of Speech?
During one of my early campaign jobs, I saw up close many aspects of a
