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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Let’s Be Clear about the Iowa Caucuses
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Democrats apparently think that their electoral problems at the national level, particularly with the presidency, stem from faulty procedures and mechanics. They believe that if they can just get their presidential primaries...
It’s His party— You Can Cry if You Want To
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Political parties in Western democracies exist to pursue and wield power, but they normally identify themselves as standing for either the interests of various constituencies—farmers, labor, corporate interests, small busines...
Are You Effing Kidding me?
Like most Americans, my wife and I submitted our federal and state tax returns for 2025 a month or so ago. As paperwork and files accumulate, though, we need to know how long we should keep tax-related financial records if we don’t want our...
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: “...
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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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