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- Legacy to the World: A Study of America's Political IdeasLegacy to the World takes you through all the political development in American Society. This book encompasses the history of politics in America.
- Dysfunction in American PoliticsAn overview of the dysfunction that has paralyzed the United States Government, and the complete failure of Congress to do its main job.
- September 11 Changed American Politics -- And Not for the BetterAl-Qaeda-affiliated terrorists declared war on the United States on September 11, 2001. Nineteen hijackers and an estimated 3,000 American residents died. Political changes after 9/11 sought to prevent a recurrence of terrorism on American soil.
I Hate Myself when I Write on American PoliticsCOMMENTARY | What a thought. To be a man who's made the very mistake a hundred times on this site and others, and expressed my opinion on American politics as I saw them - to say such a thing - why, that's just...- The Real Problem with American Political DiscourseAmericans should not be concerned with the aggressive tone of political rhetoric. They should be far more worried about the lack of actual substance within.
American Politics, the Media, and Creation of the Cult of PersonalityIn the mid 1960s, the pitting of Jane Fonda against Ronald Reagan marked a decisive utilization of the Cult of Personality by America's elite. This maneuver changed forever how politics are played out in the American arena.- Not Another American Political Parties ListAmerica is changing, alright, just not always for the better. We all know about the traditional political parties available. There's the "Grand Old Party," or G.O.P. Which houses those folks called...
American Politics & the 2010 Elections More Than Ever Resemble the NFL's SuperbowlThe game of American politics resembles what the majority of Americans do constantly: watch sports on television.- America's Political Derangement SyndromeAn article about the growing trend to demonize political opponents.
- Authoritarianism and Polarization Shape Modern American PoliticsThis article discusses some of the effects that authoritarianism has had on political polarization.
- Authoritarian and Polarization in American PoliticsThis Is a book Review of Authoritarianism and Polarization in American Politics.
- American Politics Can Cause Diverticulitis in SeniorsHumor: "I like to hit the newspaper with a bingo highlighter," he said. "The ones with the orange dots should have gone to school to learn how to train killer whales, instead of majoring in political science."
- Comparison of the American Political Model Between Althusser's "Ideology and State Apparatuses" and "The Federalist"The question of how power should be distributed between a government and its constituents is treated quite differently in these two works. How does each political rhetoric make its argument, and what is the message each is ultimately trying to convey?
- Radical Movements in AmericaA look at Radical movements that not only created change for the period in which they were set, but also left impacting results which we can still view today.
- Media in PoliticsA history of the media's affect on American politics.
- Review of the Book The Swing Voter in American Politics by William G. MayerThree specific questions are answered: What is a swing voter; who is a swing voter; and what is the difference between a swing voter and the rest of the electorate?
- Atlas Shrugged and American Politics TodayAn indigestible novel from the 1960s, is suddenly regaining popularity. What does this mean?
- How American Politics Contradicts ItselfThe death penalty.
- Characteristic Linguistic Features of Modern American Political SpeechesNotes and provides examples of a few characteristic linguistic features present in modern American political speeches.
- Political Revolutions Throughout HistoryThis academic essay examines the current status of American Politics. It examines historical revolutions and how the state of American politics is begging for a great speaker to step forward and unite Republicans and Democrats with common goals and ideas.
- The Current State of American Political CultureCitizen participation, a healthy dose of cynicism, mass media, and American identity are all huge parts of our current political culture. Though ever-changing, our political culture can be neatly summed up with these key ideas for at least a decade to come.
- American Politics Today Reflects Progressive Politics a Decade AgoFaux's view best reflects politics today in its social concerns and obstacles for political change, which will be elaborated on as this paper progresses.
- Third Parties in American PoliticsThe ideals of The Know Nothing Party promoted anti-Roman Catholic and anti-immigrant values. Formed in New York City, in 1849, lodges soon formed in other major American cities and members replied to queries about the group with "I know nothing."
American Political Idol: We Should Have This Show for the Next Presidential ElectionPoliticians pass laws that affect us in ways we can't see. Maybe if we broadcasted in primetime the passing of a bill, the American people would be excited. Or maybe we should have our upcoming presidential candidates.- American Politics in Timothy Bascom’s “A Vocabulary for My Senses”An analysis of the ideas of individualism and democracy in Timothy Bascom's essay.
- Historical Outline of the American Political PartiesA detailed outline of the history of the American political party, including details on each era of political party and why parties have come to exist.
- The Elements of the American Political SystemThe American political system has many elements that could either retard it or advance it for the better.
- Savage, Soros and Unions are What’s Wrong with American PoliticsMichael Savage is offering Republican candidate Newt Gingrich $1 million to drop out of the race. In a nutshell, talk radio’s Adonis refers to Gingrich as “a fat, old, white man.” Not very classy, you say?
- A Brief Glossary of Contemporary American Political Debate Terms and EuphemismHere is a brief and to the point glossary for understanding debate terms and euphemisms in contemporary American Politics. In politics popular sound bites and buzz words require careful translation.
- An American Political Prisoner in Solitary Confinement?Government has the ability to make rules, bend rules, break rules or ignore rules. Rules are laws of the land and can be used to inflict political pain onto those who oppose these laws. This misuse of power was imposed on Diaz who committed no crime.
Reports of Palin's Political Demise ExaggeratedReports of Sarah Palin’s political demise have been greatly exaggerated, contradicted by the reaction to her 50 minute address to a crowd of 5000 people in St. Charles, Missouri. The speech was vintage Palin.- American Politics TodayRole of both political parties in ignoring the welfare of common Americans
- Neglecting Major American IssuesIn the explosive and ever changing American political environment, an issue is likely to take center stage for a few moments and then be forgotten; in light of these historic times, the paralysis of this approach is not suitable for the issues at hand.
How Far We've Come in the Wake of 9/11It goes against my better nature to discuss how 9/11 affected America's politics. The truth is, 9/11 should never be politicized. But as the days turned into years, and now a decade, it is important to contemplate our government's response to that fateful day.
The Palin-ization of American PoliticsAn African American writer's views on the impact Sarah Palin has had on the American political landscape during the Obama presidency.
Obama's AmericaThe political situation in the United states has been extremely controversial over the past few years. In my opinion, Obama has destroyed this nation. In 2012, however, we will get a chance to heal the hurts of the past few years.- Sarah Palin is the Paris Hilton of American PoliticsSarah Palin commands media attention completely disproportionate to her accomplishments. Why? Because just like with Paris Hilton, celebrity means one can say "I am better than you " without reason. The said thing is we believe it.
Politicians and the Superiority ComplexFrom 'Weinergate' to Monica Lewinski, what's behind these indescretions in the world of politics?- The Future of Bipartisanship & American PoliticsA closer look at how bipartisanship isn't just a campaign punch line, but a necessity for the long term prosperity of our country.
- Three Months After Tucson, American Politics Haven't ChangedIn the wake of the tragic shooting that occurred in Tucson, Ariz. in January, has American politics become more unified to address the causes of such violence?
