Civil Politics (1/31/20): Bloom-BAD
Further Reading:
The Long, Uneasy Wait Is Over: Parties, Protests And Solemn Silence Greet Brexit - https://n.pr/2GFSINx
DNC overhauls debate requirements, opening door for Bloomberg - https://politi.co/2UeVW2x
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Civil Politics (1/24/20): Black Mailing Bezos?
Beginning Music: Glenn Gould - Goldberg Variation #5 Ending Music: Electronic - Getting Away With it (Instrumental)
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Civil Politics (1/17/19): Progressive Mom and Dad are Fighting
Further Reading:
Opinion: Bernie Sanders’ Bungled Response To Sexual Harassment Claims Won’t Cut It In 2020 - http://bit.ly/2NC5d0t
Why many Democrats have supported the USMCA deal - http://bit.ly/30tVKOf
Civil Politics Supplemental (1/13/20): Interivew with Jeanné Lewis
Over the holiday break I was able to interview Jeanné Lewis, who is running for At-Large Councilor in Washington, DC! I had a great time talking to her, especially about how our national politics affects the people of the District locally. If you want to know more about Jeanné check out the links below:
Civil Politics (1/10/20): Rockets Red Glare
GOP senator who erupted over Iran briefing shares awful new details - https://wapo.st/37Uu1bN
US targeted Iranian official in Yemen in failed strike - http://bit.ly/2t9AaCa
8 things everyone should know about Australia’s wildfire disaster - http://bit.ly/2Ngj0tE
Civil Politics (12/20/19): So Wine Caves Are Apparently a Thing
Further Reading:
Trump Should Be Removed from Office - http://bit.ly/2EBFW1N
Gabbard lays low after voting ‘present’ on impeachment - https://politi.co/35VEFhO
The Fall of Richard Nixon By TOM BROKAW - http://bit.ly/34Mzwat
Civil Politics Supplemental (12/16/19): The Infinite Crisis
We continue to discuss the ideas put forth in the book Crisis! When Political Parties Lose the Consent to Rule by UMass Professor Cedric DeLeon.
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Civil Politics (12/13/19): Crisis on Infinite States
Our guest tonight is Professor Cedric DeLeon, Professor of Sociology at UMass, Director of the UMass Labor VCenter, and author of Crisis! When Political Parties Lose the Consent to Rule.
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Civil Politics (12/6/19): A Puff of Logic
Trump’s $16 billion farm bailout will make rich farmers richer, report says - https://wapo.st/2OW2nVo
Labor market picked up steam in November as U.S. economy added 266,000 jobs and jobless rate fell to 3.5 percent - https://wapo.st/2LqqJ7x
Civil Politics (11/29/19): Go Quid Pro Go!
Cruz knocks Chick-fil-A over past donation: It has 'lost its way' - http://bit.ly/2ssLb0N
Book Launch for Crisis! When Political Parties Lose the Consent to Rule - http://bit.ly/2DwG4PE
Florida GOP will hold primary — but no Sunshine Summit — if candidates qualify against