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Holden Lipscomb

December 16, 2024

As the Two Parties Quarrel, America’s Competitors Capitalize

Trump's tariff regime seeks to trade win-win relationships with lose-lose ones.

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Jason Pye

December 6, 2024

Musk's DOGE Success Needs to Address Entitlements Reform

Well let’s hope DOGE has better luck than we did with the Fiscal Commission Act.

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Melanie Aycock

November 7, 2024

The Two-Party System Has Relationship Issues

It's time for us to reflect on our relationship with the two-party system. I can’t help but wonder: is this really the best we can do, or are there more proverbial fish in the sea?

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Jason Pye

November 5, 2024

How Will Political Violence Shape Election 2024?

This beauty in our process is that at its heart lies the peaceful transfer of power. Our republic was built to evolve as times change, but some evolutions will kill this noble experiment.

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Justin Longo

October 1, 2024

Is This the Worst Congress Ever?

Barring a miracle, the 118th Congress will be the least productive in the modern era, according to Congress.gov, which has a record of legislative production going back to the 82nd Congress.

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Justin Longo

September 20, 2024

We Cannot Change Our Debt Trajectory Without Changing the Incentives

This year, America is flirting with a $2 trillion deficit. How can we change course? Incentives.

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Justin Longo

September 11, 2024

Bill Maher Channels His Inner Independent Center

Spending time talking to the base is like preaching to the converted, and it gains a candidate almost nothing. The candidate who wins the independent voters in the middle will win the election.

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Ethan Nelson

August 13, 2024

Swing State Voters Lean Towards Harris in 2024 Matchup

Swing state voters lean towards Harris amid widespread discontent with Congress.

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Brett Loyd

July 8, 2024

Why 2024 Looks A Lot Like 2012

By the numbers, this election is shaping up to be 2012 – which by and large, was a relatively low impact election.

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Ethan Nelson

May 26, 2024

Social Security & Medicare: Earned Benefits Or Unsustainable Burdens?

We will dive into the perceptions and expectations of national voters regarding entitlement programs, national debt, and the long-term sustainability of Social Security and Medicare.

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Holden Lipscomb

January 10, 2024

We Live In A Representative Democracy. Why Does It Feel Like Our Voices Aren’t Being Represented?

The United States is an incredible place to live. While some might be quick to critique the fragility of the American Dream, there’s no denying that this country offers us opportunities

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As the Two Parties Quarrel, America’s Competitors Capitalize

Musk's DOGE Success Needs to Address Entitlements Reform

The Two-Party System Has Relationship Issues

How Will Political Violence Shape Election 2024?

Is This the Worst Congress Ever?

We Cannot Change Our Debt Trajectory Without Changing the Incentives

Bill Maher Channels His Inner Independent Center

Swing State Voters Lean Towards Harris in 2024 Matchup

Why 2024 Looks A Lot Like 2012

Social Security & Medicare: Earned Benefits Or Unsustainable Burdens?

We Live In A Representative Democracy. Why Does It Feel Like Our Voices Aren’t Being Represented?

Change only happens with you.