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After settling into the Senate Gallery, switching seats five times, and pointing out every single famous Senator we could recognize (and might I say, John McCain is the palest person …
Read MoreWhy student activism is not only necessary, but something valuable.
Read MoreOn Thursday night, bloggers and pollsters, students and news reporters alike tweeted a similar message: “Yes, we did.” It was a sentiment similar to that from the night of November …
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If I’ve learned one thing so far this semester while studying in Washington, DC, it’s that politics, and especially Congress, is one giant soap opera. Online publications like Politico and The Hill read …
Read MoreThis article is the result of a collaborative effort between Quad writer Anna Ward and Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C. How …
Read MoreFrom the New York Times’ live blog from today’s health care summit: Mr. Obama was not going to take it idly. “Let me just make this point, John,” he begain, …
Read MoreFrance certainly knows how to get back on our political radar – the recent recommendation by a parliamentary panel in the French government to “ban the burqa” in public institutions …
Read MoreEven as a pre-law student and political science major, I have to admit I am not always up-to-date on Supreme Court cases. Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, however, was …
Read MoreLet the baa-d puns begin — unless you’ve been living under a rock (or living anywhere other than California), you’ve probably seen the latest advertisement put out by Carly Fiorina, …
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