Democrats Need a Grand Plan
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer Last year, I wrote about why I expected a mammoth blue wave, and offered a case for thinking optimistically about the Democrats’…
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer Last year, I wrote about why I expected a mammoth blue wave, and offered a case for thinking optimistically about the Democrats’…
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer On January 5, Georgia voters narrowly cast their votes for two Democrats, the Reverend Raphael Warnock, and Jon Ossoff, to represent them…
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer As soon as I was introduced to the internet at the beginning of middle school, I noticed an array of political talk….
Robert Crohan/ Staff Writer Our elections are certainly interesting. I enjoy studying electoral politics, and observing the changes in states’ voting patterns over the decades….
Julia Gomez/Staff Writer Latinos, from Cubans to Mexican, are all different with each demonstrating a unique preference for music, cuisine and even holidays. However, Democrats…
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer Two years ago, I was excited. Scratch that — I was giddy. Andrew Gillum, a likeable and humble progressive who was running…
Anjuli Castano/Contributing Writer The ongoing political polarization characterizing 2020 has politicized even those who have always chosen to ignore it. The youth (millennials, generation Z),…
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer It wouldn’t be controversial to say that the 2010s were a strong decade for the Republican party. Yes, Barack Obama was handily…
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer Last week proved once again that America is still more divided than ever. Former Vice President Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee,…
Gustavo Contreras/Staff Writer With the ethnic diversity that makes up Florida’s population, a candidate associating themselves with socialism would cost their party votes. Principally, both…