On January 13, 2021, President Donald Trump was (again) impeached by the United States House of Representatives. Ten Republicans voted for the impeachment, too, a…
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An image of tree stumps, as far as the eye (or camera) can see. A massive dam project, destroying a village. Absurd McMansions in gated…
Election 2020 nears its end with relatively little change nationally. The House and Senate likely remain with a seat or two of their current divisions.…
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death at the age of 87 reminds us that it wasn’t all that long ago that we could disagree with people without…
Voting for Joe Biden isn’t something I take lightly. It is the right thing to do, faced with the potential of another four years with…
As Donald Trump pushes educated voters further and further away, he contributes to a trend that emerged during the 2004 election cycle. Believe it or…
Bernie Sanders currently stands apart among Democratic presidential primary candidates. His lead is increasing, according to FiveThirtyEight and other polling aggregators, as we head towards…
With Bernie Sanders leading the Democratic presidential nomination race according to polls (and the first primary), there’s a set of questions voters should be asking:…
The impeachment trial of President Donald J. Trump starts soon. Maybe. Probably. Since there’s little chance the Republican Senate is going to give into Democratic…
Electors should be allocated by congressional district, not as winner-takes-all blocks of votes. Applying congressional district allocation models to past elections suggests this would generally…