The Republican Nomination and the Language of Popular Democracy
Republicans need to challenge the implicit frame of the coverage of their nominating process.
Author: Mr Peel
Most Roads Led to Rubio, but…
Almost 7 in 10 Republican delegates have already been awarded. What have we learned?
Conservatives, Donald Trump, and the Unseen
Conservatism stresses deference to the unseen. Trump rejects that out of hand, and he’s on the verge of the Republican nomination. What happened?
What Would a Trump Victory Tell Us About the Republican Party?
If Trump is the nominee, we will have learned something about American politics. But what?
Most roads lead to Rubio, but…
Structurally, Marco Rubio has all the advantages. That might not be enough.
Christie, Obama, and the Refugee Debate
The instinctive pugilistic communitarian vs the reflexive partisan.
Welders and Philosophers
We need both liberal arts majors and welders, but the structures of higher education are biased in favor of liberal arts majors.
The Rise and Fall of the First Galactic Empire
There’s really no place for the Force in a historical narrative of the First Galactic Empire.
Ryan Lizza Shows Why Republicans Can’t Nominate Jeb Bush
Jeb Bush’s “gaffes” may be overstated, but the reactions speak volumes about his prospects.
What is Carly Fiorina up to?
Carly Fiorina may be a political novice, but she doesn’t campaign like it.
If Biden Runs, It’s Bad News for Clinton
If Joe Biden runs, he probably thinks Hillary Clinton has been weakened by recent events. And he might be in a position to know.
The Parties Should Worry about Primary Debates
Enlightened moderators will not always be at the microphone.
