Recently, Senator John McCain of Arizona was diagnosed with a very aggressive form of brain cancer. John McCain served his country first as a
Author: Reece Ellis
Reece Ellis is a Political Science major at Truman State University. He has worked for Democratic candidates in Missouri since 2016.
It’s Never Too Early! Narrowing the 2020 Field
(Methodology) Pundits and politicos have been curating lists of potential contenders for the 2020 Democratic, including on this site, but how do we sort
12 Possible Endings for Trump’s 1st Term
This list isn’t organized in any particular way, but rather it’s just a selection of possible places we might find ourselves in 4 years.
“Ferguson: Nixon Fails while Business Thrives”
Today, it looks like any other Midwestern town. There are fast food restaurants, auto shops, drug stores, a laundromat, and rows of cookie-cutter houses.
5 Major Takeaways from Comey’s Testimony on Capitol Hill
The Republican Party is now Trump’s Party – When given the opportunity to question fired FBI Director James Comey, Republicans finally had the chance
It Wasn’t Just Russia: Democrats Have Larger Problems
There are several theories that attempt to explain why Hillary Clinton was defeated in November, and most of them are at least somewhat credible.
Bombing His Way to Re-Election: The Trump Doctrine
“We are going to stop the policy of regime change overseas” “[Hillary Clinton] wants to start a shooting war in Syria in conflict with
Theory: Comey’s Pre-Election Letter Was Well Intentioned
Rep. Chris Stewart, a Republican from Utah made this statement on Monday at the House Intelligence Committee, “Every media organization, every political organization, every
Trading Trump for Pence: A Raw Deal
President Donald Trump must go, that much is clear. But if and when he does go, would we be jumping from the frying pan
How black people and Trump align: You’re not going to like this
No black person who is opposed to Trump’s presidency wants to hear this (internally, I’ve struggled with this thought), but in many ways we