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The Threat of Presidential Pardoning Power on Democracy by Evangelina Wong

The Threat of Presidential Pardoning Power on Democracy by Evangelina Wong

by Evangelina RollinsC | Feb 22, 2019 | Rollins College

The President’s power to pardon is particularly important when considering whether the President has the ability to excuse his own wrongdoing and corruption within the Executive Branch. The big question is, can the President pardon himself and how will this shape...
“Mission Accomplished!”: Donald Trump’s Use of  Social Media as a Tool of Distraction by Judson Elsholz @ Georgia State University

“Mission Accomplished!”: Donald Trump’s Use of Social Media as a Tool of Distraction by Judson Elsholz @ Georgia State University

by Judson Elsholz | May 1, 2018 | Georgia State University

President Donald J. Trump’s use of social media, namely Twitter, has set a surprising new precedence for administrative communications in the United States. Trump himself has referred to his frequent Twitter usage as “modern-day presidential,” and tweets several times...
President Trump and Authoritarian Bullshit: An Analysis–by Chase Dunn @ American University

President Trump and Authoritarian Bullshit: An Analysis–by Chase Dunn @ American University

by Chase Dunn | Apr 2, 2018 | American University

Professor Harry Frankfurt begins his classic essay, “On Bullshit,” with an acute observation: our culture is filled with a fair amount of bullshit.  We all contribute a little, and we all believe we can recognize it when we see it. Because of this confidence, we have...
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