political science – Page 7

Isolationism: A Return to the Past in the Present if We’re Going to Have a Future

You can’t save everyone. That’s a familiar refrain heard by anyone in education or any other field of endeavor in which one

23 Dec

In his groundbreaking book The Gulag Archipelago, Alexander Solzhenitsyn explained not only his experiences in the Soviet

01 Dec

In 1976, the federal Government in the Sunshine Act was passed, part of a series of acts that sought to bring out in the open

26 Nov

Talk the Talk – Walk the Walk Despite the urging of Think31 that voters look less to the presidency and more to the

07 Nov

I’m just going to say it. Childish. That’s how the Democrats are acting. Childish. Like the kid who didn’t get what they

27 Oct

There’s only so much people can take, and who can blame them? Most people have been locked down in one way or another since

17 Oct

I can recall watching one of the most famous lines in presidential debate history. It was between two Vice-Presidential

30 Sep

When Speaker “Tip” O’Neill said “all politics is local”, he couldn’t have been more correct. The problem is that no one was

27 Sep

I tried to avoid this as long as I could, but being a writer, I found it impossible to stay on the sidelines any longer.

06 Sep

The boy who cried wolf. The implication is that he actually did cry “wolf” and someone heard him. Apparently, there were

04 Sep