Let's Talk Politics
Dennis GoldfordThese are short discussions of various aspects of American politics in particular and the nature of politics and political affairs generally.
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How Many Times Must I Explain This?
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This will be a tough weekend for those of us who understand and respect the principles of the U.S. Constitution.
Sunday, May 17, will feature an event in Washington called “Rededicate 250: A National Jubilee Of Prayer, Prais...
Americans Love to Hate Congress, But . . .
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Mark Twain is reputed to have said a couple of witty things about Congress. One is: “It could probably be shown by facts and figures that there is no distinctly native American criminal class except Congress.” And other is: “...
It’s All About the Base
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There are apparently a few things in the “cultural wind” that we pick up without intending to or even realizing. I recently came across a cute 2014 song by someone unknown to me—I’m essentially a Rolling Stones, Motown, and d...
The Evil of Two Lessers
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According to the Euronews report on Victor Orbán’s defeat last Sunday, “The National Election Commission said voter turnout was at a record 77.8%, the highest ever recorded in a Hungarian election.”
And per a separate articl...
Do People Still Believe in the Principles of the Declaration of Independence?
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The Reverend Pete Hegseth—uh, Secretary of Defense or, as he has imagined it, “Secretary of War” Hegseth—has “religified” matters of defense and foreign policy.
As a recent headline in the New York Times put it, “Hegseth Lik...
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After 39 years, I have just retired as a professor emeritus from Drake University's Department of Political Science.
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