Recent Elections & Politics Posts
Facing a New Political Reality: Am I the “Enemy Within?”
In a divided political climate, the concept of the ‘enemy from within’ has taken center stage. As Donald Trump and JD Vance target those who oppose their vision for America, many, like the author, are forced to grapple with the label of internal threats to democracy. This article explores the fear and uncertainty of being labeled as the ‘enemy’ in Trump’s America and its implications on freedom, democracy, and political survival.
What does the Economic Nobel Laureate Letter mean for the Election?
As the election approaches, with the economy being one of, if not, the most important issues, twenty three Nobel Laureate economists signed an open letter endorsing Kamala Harris for President.
Elon Musk’s Worrying Involvement in the 2024 Election
Ahead of the 2024 election, Elon Musk has emerged as one of Trump’s key allies, endorsing Trump and repeatedly praising him, with Trump returning in kind. Politically, Musk occupies a unique niche.
A Tale of Two Januarys | Why this former Republican is voting for Kamala Harris
I spent most of my adult life in the Republican Party. I enthusiastically supported John McCain in 2000 and 2008. I voted even more enthusiastically for Mitt Romney in 2012. My ideology is grounded in fiscal responsibility, personal liberty, strong national defense, and federalism.
The Fight for Freedom: A Dad’s Perspective
One of the key components of Kamala Harris’ campaign is the effort to reclaim the meaning of the word “freedom.” This concept has been foundational throughout American history, yet over time, the focus on what it means has shifted.
Election Integrity and Voter Suppression Concerns in Swing States
In the lead-up to the 2024 U.S. presidential election, the intersection of election integrity and voter suppression has become increasingly contentious, particularly in battleground states like Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
Recounts, Lawsuits, and Headaches: How Certification of the Election Could Stall
In 2000, George W. Bush won the election against Al Gore. This was after months of legal proceedings, recounts, and political maneuvers, turning the 2000 election into one of the most controversial in American history.
Partisan Echoes & Information Silos: Navigating the Media Landscape of Rural West Texas
More and more, politically aware Americans seem to be having entirely different conversations based on their political affiliations. It’s a running joke in left-leaning media that one would have to frequent fringe message boards like 4Chan or platforms like Truth Social to understand what Trump is talking about.
Female Autocrats: Navigating Power, Gender Bias, and Political Survival
Morgan Davidson uncovers the untold dynamics of female autocrats, exploring how they navigate gender bias and power struggles in authoritarian regimes. With compelling examples from Sheikh Hasina to Catherine the Great, this piece examines how these leaders defy expectations and adopt fierce policies to maintain control.