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Category Archives: Factions
Why President Trump Is Not Winning At Crafting His Legacy
Like many politicians, Donald Trump offered many pledges that he aimed to fulfill in his presidential term in exchange for votes. Many of these campaign promises made to his supporters have been successful or somewhat successful, such as nominating a … Continue reading
Replacing bureaucracies
There should a complete unifying voice for changing to as the constitution and Declaration of Independence states abolishing a corrupt overbearing government. With that said there, there should concise plan for actually replacing such bureaucracies, for without such formulas one … Continue reading
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Would the Founding Fathers Build Trump’s Wall?
Donald Trump, along with Senator Bernie Sanders, has revolutionized the way we view politicians today. He says what is on his mind without having anyone make his message a bit sweeter or politically correct to the viewers. However, his message … Continue reading
Check out “The Man the Founders Feared” for a shout out to Lincoln’s “The Perpetuation of Our Political Institutions.”
Scalia Dares You To Come at Him, Bro
We’ve all been reading a lot of crushingly pessimistic stuff this semester. When it comes to solutions, we’ve framed the path to realizing them in two ways: (1) through the legal system (2) through democratic action. But there is a … Continue reading
Was the Civil Rights Movement successful?
Most of us take our civil liberties for granted. But there was a time when those rights were refused to certain races, and this wasn’t so long ago. The Civil Rights Movement happened 50 years ago, and it even took … Continue reading
Factions within the Family
In his new book entitled Three and Out: Rich Rodriguez and the Michigan Wolverines in the Crucible of College Football, author John Bacon highlights the struggles that Rich Rodriguez faced during his failed tenure as head football coach here at … Continue reading
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