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posted on by Samuel Gilman
Williams College Tagged With: Rhetoric, United States
Democracy in the United States is slowly collapsing under the weight of hyper-partisanship and demagoguery. Enabled by the Republican Party, Donald Trump has placed an incredible amount of strain on …
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posted on by MaKenna Waszgis
University of Georgia Tagged With: Russia, United States
Fake news could be one of the most potentially harmful things to democracy. With the presence of social media platforms growing more and more within the field of politics each day, there has …
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posted on by Diana Sargsyan
In a recent reunion episode of The West Wing, the original cast got together in an empty Los Angeles theater to re-enact “Hartsfield’s Landing” - an episode from the third season of the show on the …
posted on by Porscha Maurer-Cordova
By Porscha Maurer October 13, 2020 Becoming a Suffolk Votes Ambassador at Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts was one of the most enlightening experiences for any 18-year-old who is …
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posted on by Nasra Mohamed
Suffolk University Tagged With: Voter Suppression
WHAT IS DEMOCRACY? Lately, democracy and democratic ideals, have become synonyms for popular legislation rather than actual democracy procedures. So that begs the question, what is democracy …
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posted on by Tyler Eld
Suffolk University Tagged With: America, US, US Elections, US Politics, USA
Who is voting in the 2020 presidential election? Will voter norms continue this year, or will things change? In this blog post, I talk about my experience with politics as a college student and how …
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