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Schultz 2020: Tall Order, Grande Problem

February 19, 2019

Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz shocked the U.S. political world with his recently expressed interest in running for president in 2020 as a “centrist Independent.” He argues that the two-party system is irreparably broken, pointing to both the damage Trump has caused to the country while in office as well as his fear that the Democratic Party may be moving too far to the left.

A Look Into the Declared Female Candidates for the 2020 Election

A Look Into the Declared Female Candidates for the 2020 Election

February 6, 2019

With more than one prominent female candidate, “playing the female-card” is out. The policies of these women will take center stage.

The Progressives Aren’t Progressive

The Progressives Aren’t Progressive

February 6, 2019

Here’s why a few of the potential and affirmed Democratic candidates for the 2020 election do not actually represent a progressive vision.

2020 Vision

2020 Vision

February 6, 2019

While we are much too early in the process to accurately predict how primaries will go, we can point to some interesting analysis as to how this already-crowded primary will proceed.

Mitt Romney is just one of a few politicians who seem more focused on tugging heartstrings than politics. (Courtesy of Mitt Romney Campaign)

Republican Campaign Strategies: All About Family Ties

February 1, 2012

By COLLEEN THORNHILL Opinions Editor Published: February 1, 2012 Every day my roommate turns...