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Implications of Impeachment by Emily Curran

Impeachment of a President has only happened twice in United States history; once with Andrew Johnson in 1868 and once with Bill Clinton in 1998....

Botswana gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1966 and, since its liberation, has had free and fair elections. It has also averaged an...

This past February I had the that opportunity to attend a legislative breakfast hosted by the Tennessee Charter School Center and in it, realized...

Democracy By Coincidence Referenda and recalls are some of the seemingly democratic solutions to the failures of the electoral system or the...

On February 19th, 2019 I attended a rally sponsored by mayoral candidate Scott Conger and I immediately felt like a pawn. As I stand there...

Deferred again, the Nashville city council punted on the issue of introducing ranked-choice voting in municipal elections. The proposal was...

Following February 2017 shooting of Nashville resident Jocques Clemmons by Metro Police officer Joshua Lippert, Nashville citizens began to...

Mutual tolerance from people of different political ideologies is one of the most important cornerstones of true democracy. These guardrails of...

On February 19th, the Memphis City Council held council to discuss numerous issues, but three key ones stood out as most concerning and...