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As Populism Surges Globally, Governments Must Respond Accordingly
Populism is perhaps one of the least understood trends in modern day governance. In the post-World War II era, populist insurgencies around the world have been infrequent and sporadic, and up until recently, was virtually non-existent in developed nations.
In… Continue reading
Encouraging Findings from the 2018 Holocaust Knowledge and Awareness Study
Last week, we observed Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, to commemorate the approximatively six million Jews who lost their lives in The Holocaust.
As time passes and The Holocaust becomes a more distant point in history, it is vital… Continue reading
The Tide Shifts on Guns to the Democrats’ Favor
For decades, the common perception has been that gun issues benefit Republican campaigns and a coveted endorsement from the National Rifle Association can be the tipping point for Republican wins in swing states.
Yet conventional wisdom has taken an about-face…
Moving to the Center Benefits Trump’s Presidency and the Country
As a centrist and somebody who believes in bipartisan, and sometimes nonpartisan, coalitions, I have to take my hat off to the President for beginning what I hope is a long-lasting effort to promote bipartisan governing.
In the early days… Continue reading
Health Insurer Coverage Denials Could Be Rallying Point for Bipartisan Reform
Partisan infighting may have stymied healthcare reform in the short-term, but both sides of the aisle must agree that Americans who have purchased health insurance should at least get the coverage they paid for. But new polling data suggests that… Continue reading
Donald Trump: The Jobs President?
Donald Trump has often promised that he would be “the greatest jobs president that God ever created.” Now he’ll have his chance to prove it.
Trump makes many boasts, of course, but as voters went to the polls on November…
Donald Trump Goes To Washington
After a week full of speculation, the cloudy lens of the Trump presidency has begun to sharpen and evidence of possible cross-party negotiation has emerged.
Establishment politicians from all shades of the partisan spectrum, from Bernie Sanders to Mitch McConnell,…
The Debt Crisis Isn’t Coming — It’s Here
There are a number of topics that have largely been glossed over this election cycle, but perhaps none more so than our mounting debt.
We’re currently facing a $19 trillion national debt, which has doubled since Obama took office. And…
