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Election Night 2012

Liana Teixeira November 14, 2012

The NAACP brought students of all political ideologies together for a night of election coverage. Dozens of students crowded inside the Bartels dining hall on election night, anxiously watching...

No Winners in Politics

Amy Reidy November 7, 2012

The final debate, in terms of its main topic, lacked the focus and finesse of the earlier debates. Many topics, besides the ones that were meant to be brought up (foreign policy), were brought up quite...

The Optics of Winning: Musings about the Second Presidential Debate

Simone Quartey October 24, 2012

Ah, yes. “There you go, again,” as Ronald Reagan once said. We have arrived at the storied and much mythologized second presidential debate of the 2012 election season. It would be nice to think...

Romney Reveals Energy Policy, Doesn’t Mention Climate Change Once

Sara J Dufort September 5, 2012

With the 2012 elections a little over two months away, the presidential candidates are putting their campaigns into over-drive. Republican hopeful Mitt Romney was no exception this week, as he unveiled...

The Race for the Latino Vote is On

Jessica Pena September 5, 2012

Move over Telemundo, because Univision got this in its back pocket. The number one Hispanic broadcast network, Univision, has earned the rights to host a presidential forum between Republican Mitt...

In Defense of Ann Romney and All Stay-At-Home Moms

Elizabeth Field September 5, 2012

I’m a registered Independent, but for my entire life I’ve been leaning Democrat at a 179 degree angle. In my youthful naivety, I’ve wanted to believe that there are Americans out there who care...

“Invisible Obama” Has My Vote

Liana Teixeira September 5, 2012

The Republican National Convention came to a close last Thursday night, but if anyone watching the event remembers one thing from the convention, it won’t be Mitt Romney’s speech accepting the nomination...

Gingrich: Still in, Says Romney Likely GOP Nominee

The Associated Press April 11, 2012

WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich once led his rivals for the nomination in polls. Today, he’s millions in debt and describing Mitt Romney as "far and away the most...

2012 Election Fast Approaching

Cullen Mclane September 14, 2011

The year 2012 is getting closer and closer, and what an interesting year it promises to be. There’s a lot for people of all walks of life to look forward to. Sports fans will have the London Summer Olympics,...

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