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My own hands are dirty and my own heart is impure; however, I have seen the light. I repent.
Learn More...My own hands are dirty and my own heart is impure; however, I have seen the light. I repent.
Learn More...The incentive structure of the federal government needs adjusting.
Learn More...In his first month as President, Donald Trump has been the epitome of democracy.
Learn More...A liberal democracy is not a machine that will run itself: it is run by people.
Learn More...A number of folks I respect have gone full Never Trump, and a few have come out in support of the administration, to varying degrees. But quite a few of “us” have rejected full-on support or opposition, lapsing into what I’ve come to think of as “But What About….?”-ism.
Learn More...Any variation in election rules — for president, for student body treasurer, or for anything else — allows us to examine the rules’ impact on voting outcomes.
Learn More...It is not easy being a committed democrat when your side loses an election.
Learn More...The inauguration of President Trump was immediately followed by size comparisons.
Learn More...During the primaries, commentators and academics continually decried the fact that voters had too little information about the candidates.
Learn More...It’s healthy for us to periodically revisit these discussions about the basic structure and principles of government. It’s probably less healthy, though, to tie one’s like or dislike of the electoral college to one’s preferred outcome in any particular race.
Learn More...Trump’s victory has triggered a spate of post-hoc analysis about what went wrong. One of the major narratives to take root is that Trump’s win was fueled by a rejection of PC culture and identity politics broadly.
Learn More...Are you one of those people who like raisins in cookies? Too bad.
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