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Media Bias Alert: Coverage of Drag Bans Paints Different Victims

Bias / March 24th, 2023 / By Joseph Ratliff

News sources on left and right are framing recent attempts to limit drag performances very differently.

LGBTQ Issues, Drag Queens, Federal State And Tribal Powers, Culture, Politics, Culture War, Media Bias, Media Bias Alert

Do Earmarks Encourage Bipartisanship?

Recommended Reading / April 26th, 2022 / By Divided We Fall (author)

Would reinstating congressional earmarks improve or hinder legislative gridlock as well as bipartisanship?

Bridging Divides, Bipartisanship, Economic Policy, Federal Budget, Role Of Government, Federal State And Tribal Powers

Climate Activists are Waiting on Congress – But Why?

Recommended Reading / April 22nd, 2022 / By Stephen Perkins

Many climate activists today believe that if Congress doesn’t act on climate change right now, we have no chance of survival. But the truth is, we have a number of reasons to be hopeful.

Environment, Climate Change, Role Of Government, Politics, US Congress, Federal State And Tribal Powers

When Big Government Makes a Comeback

Recommended Reading / April 30th, 2021 / By Dan Schnur

The era of small government is over. Technically speaking, there was never really an era of small government in modern America history. It was more of a rhetorical device and overall attitude toward government spending than a set of policies that were ever enacted. But when Bill Clinton...

Role Of Government, Joe Biden, White House, Economic Policy, Federal State And Tribal Powers

Unpacking Georgia’s Controversial New Voting Law

News / April 15th, 2021 / By Joseph Ratliff

Georgia’s newest voting legislation has stirred up a hurricane of political sensationalism and media bias this month, leaving much of the public confused about what the law actually does and why it remains controversial. The bill, titled “Election Integrity Act of 2021” or SB 202 , was...

Georgia, Voting Rights And Voter Fraud, Elections, Republican Party, Stacey Abrams, Joe Biden, Mail-In Voting, Race And Racism, Role Of Government, 2020 Election, Federal State And Tribal Powers

When Someone You’ve Never Heard Of Is In Charge

Recommended Reading / February 26th, 2021 / By Dan Schnur

From the Center This viewpoint is from a writer rated Center. Most Americans do not know who the parliamentarian of the U.S. Senate is. In fact, most Americans do not know that there is a U.S. Senate parliamentarian. But the position is held by a woman by the name of Elizabeth MacDonough...

Politics, US Senate, Role Of Government, Federal State And Tribal Powers

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