The battle of the filibuster: leveraging majority power
By: Abdalrahman Abou-Sar, Columnist Views expressed in opinion columns are the author’s own. In drafting power-sharing resolutions in the early days of the
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Democrats have nothing going into the election
By: Sam Jones, Columnist There is no doubt that 2020 has been a strange year, and the crazy part is that there is
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Time for a reality check on the caravan
By: Matthew Pipkin, Columnist One of the most overused tactics made by my good friends on the Democratic side is to “appeal to
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Number of female candidates rising, “Year of the Woman” should be every year
By: Connor McNarin, Columnist American politics has, since the country’s founding, been dominated by white male actors. This reality is the product of
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The blue waves continue to grow
By: Ryan Kirby, Columnist On March 13, 2018, Pennsylvania voters from the 18th congressional district went to the polls to pick who would
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Biased districting in Pennsylvania
By: Connor McNairn, Columnist The United States Constitution is riddled with vague language and a plethora of ambiguities, all of which complicate the
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Some missing links
By: Dylan Brennan, Columnist With each passing day, I’m more tempted to change this Republican red elephant logo to a Libertarian gold porcupine
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To ensure safety, U.S. citizens need reform
By: Ryan Kirby and Connor McNairn, Columnists During the sweltering summer of 1787, 55 men descended upon Philadelphia with the goal of revising
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Dreamers lacking support from government
By: Connor McNairn, Columnist While there are many contentious issues that saturate contemporary political dialogues, there are perhaps none more prevalent than those
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The current DACA debacle
By: Ryan Kirby, Columnist It looks like we survived a whole year under the Trump administration and there was no shortage of news
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