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Flip-Flops: Good for Beaches, Not Good For Politicians Legitimacy

by Troy | Mar 5, 2020 | Suffolk University

Republican Presidential Candidate Bill Weld at UMass Boston “Let’s reintroduce prisoners to the joys of breaking rocks’ ‘, promised former Governor of Massachusetts, now Republican presidential candidate Bill Weld during his election to Governor in 1990....
Polarization And Propaganda For A New Age by Wesley Brock @ University of Memphis

Polarization And Propaganda For A New Age by Wesley Brock @ University of Memphis

by Wesley Brock | Mar 30, 2018 | University of Memphis

It is likely that everyone reading this will have heard of the Cambridge Analytica incident by this point. For those who have not the quick version of the story is that an app designed for Facebook and used most often in conjunction with those personality test seen on...

Did President Trump’s Praises of the Stock Market Cause it to Dip? by Maryam Kilani @ Georgia State University

by Maryam Kilani | Mar 27, 2018 | Georgia State University

  There is no question that since Trump was elected, the stock market has experienced a feeling of ecstasy. Trump announced during his state of the union address that over his tenure as president the economy has been expanding significantly. High stock market...
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