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Tag Archives: Republican Party
American Indian Political Representation: An Update on Congressional Races Across America
By Ben Cornelius Associate Editor, Volume 23 The highest achieving American Indian in U.S. politics was Kaw-Osage-Pottawatomie Charles Curtis. Curtis was the 31st Vice President of the United States serving with President Herbert Hoover.[1] Curtis started his career as a … Continue reading
Trumping Trump
By Jason Raylesberg Associate Editor, Vol. 21 Contributing Editor, Vol. 22 It is a very real and terrifying possibility that Donald Trump will be our next president. Accepting that prospect means accepting that the hatred, divisiveness, and racism he has given voice … Continue reading
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Tagged American Future Fund, Brandenburg v. Ohio, challenging Trump and his views, Club for Growth Action, counternarrative, divisiveness, Donald Trump, first amendment, incitement to violence standard, inciting violence, ISIS, John Kerry, KKK, Our Principles PAC, populist rhetoric, racial discrimination, racism, religious discrimination, Republican Party, riots, Trump, Trump condemnation of Muslims, Trump defectors, Trump stereotypes of Mexican community, Trump supporters, Trump warns of riots, Trumping Trump, U.S. international reputation, violence
One person, one vote? The Supreme Court considers in Evenwel v. Abbott
By Tom Topping Associate Editor, Vol. 21 “One person, one vote,” a longstanding principle upon which our legislative districts are drawn, is under fire in a case currently pending before the Supreme Court. In Evenwel v. Abbott, the petitioners attack … Continue reading
