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Posts tagged as “Politics”

Too little, too late

My name is Siri Manning, and I am a senior Political Science major from Breckenridge, MN.  My political beliefs have always been fairly fluid due…

Arguing for intervention

Concordian debates, part I: Two student political bloggers debate American intervention in Syria See the opposing argument here. As talk of a Syrian intervention increases,…

Why we need immigration

Immigration reform has been in the news recently, principally in relation to an emerging consensus in Congress over a comprehensive overhaul that will touch everything…

No end in sight

This week, President Obama traveled to Israel for the first time since he assumed office in 2009. He met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu—who only…

Papal precedent

Pope Benedict XVI shocked the world when he announced during a meeting of cardinals in the Vatican that he intended to abdicate the papacy. This…

Talking about China

This past week, with the very generous assistance of the political science and global studies departments, I was very fortunate to attend the 54th Academy…

Once more, with feeling

Just a few months ago in September, I wrote a piece for The Concordian Politics called “Charting a Course”. The gist of the piece was basically the…

Idiocracy

Fox News and MSNBC have something very important in common: people aren’t listening to a word they say. Voter trust in the media is reaching new lows,…

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