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Category Archives: Democracy
The American Mythology of Racial Progress
Americans Are Determined to Believe in Black Progress Jennifer A. Richeson in The Atlantic – For two days in early June, as America was erupting in sustained protests over the killing of a Black man, George Floyd, by police in Minneapolis, … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 election, African-American, Constitutional law, Democracy, Demographics, Racism
America’s Aspiring Autocrat Is in the Home Stretch. How Worried Should We Be?
Beware a despot when he’s cornered. Jennifer Senior in the New York Times – Two weeks ago, I wrote that perhaps, at long last, we had reached a tipping point in Trump’s popularity, and I stand by it. On Thursday, a poll … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 election, Controversial, Democracy, Donald Trump, Elections, Joe Biden, United States
America in Crisis
Oliver Darcy and Brian Stelter of CNN – What do you write on a day like this? How can the day be neatly summed up in a string of sentences and paragraphs? How can the pain, agony, frustration and fear … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 election, African-American, Constitutional crisis, Controversial, Coronavirus, Crime, Death, Democracy, Democrats, Donald Trump, Duty, Elections, Facebook, Future, government, Immigrants, Joe Biden, Journalism, leadership, Media, Millennials, Political parties, Politics, polls, psychological profile, Racism, Religion, Republicans, Rule of Law, sadness, Shutdown, Social Media, Television, terrorism, Thought-Provoking Analysis, Twitter, United States, Video, Washington, White House, whites
Can Congress Vote Remotely? Well … Maybe.
Geoffrey Skelley of FiveThirtyEight – In total, nearly 30 House members are at some stage of self-quarantine and five senators are self-quarantining. The outbreak of the coronavirus on Capitol Hill has underscored just how ill-equipped Congress is to govern when … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Constitutional law, Democracy, Democrats, Republicans
Judge tells Trump he’s not a king — but Trump is not so sure
Analysis by Stephen Collinson, CNN – Donald Trump is not going to like his Constitution 101 lesson: “Presidents are not kings.” A federal judge’s stunning rebuke of the White House on Monday came as the result of a case by … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 election, Democracy, Donald Trump
