Will 2020 be the political shift America needs?
By Staff Writer James Mellen III. While the road to the 2020 election still looms ahead of us (and honestly, after only a month of politicians announcing their exploratory committees it feels as though it’s been looming behind us as well), the discourse surrounding it has primarily focused on the last presidential election in 2016.… Continue reading Will 2020 be the political shift America needs?
Bernie Sanders talks resistance and politics in new book
By Staff Writer Timothy Howard. Yesterday Bernie Sanders’ new book Where We Go From Here was released in bookstores across America. Quite apropos given that he is almost assuredly going to be a contender in the democratic primary for 2020. In his new book, Sen. Sanders discusses various moments he experienced from June of 2016 to the present… Continue reading Bernie Sanders talks resistance and politics in new book
Midterm Election Results
By Staff Writer James Mellen III. The midterm election on Tuesday went as predicted by nationwide statisticians. Republicans retained control of the senate with a 51 person majority. The Democrats gained control of the house with a 222 person majority. Democrats failed to gain governorship in key states like Georgia and Florida In preparation for… Continue reading Midterm Election Results
As Republican’s final healthcare effort fails, four senators search for common ground
By Seth Tamarkin, Contributing Writer Ask any American for their opinion on healthcare and it will almost certainly sound like Senator Bernie Sander’s Monday night statement “Obamacare isn’t perfect”; Senator Lindsay Graham’s “God help us all”; or somewhere in between. Last Monday, CNN hosted a debate between Sanders and Graham, in addition to two other… Continue reading As Republican’s final healthcare effort fails, four senators search for common ground