The GOP Challenges Normalcy in Governance — Authoritarianism Revealed and on Display The GOP Challenges Normalcy in Governance: an Introduction The GOP Challenges Normalcy in Governance as the Republican Party’s recent actions…
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What Four More Years of Trump Could Mean A Vindictive President? Introduction A Vindictive President? is an exploration of what might happen as Donald Trump returns to the presidency. He has prompted…
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Climate Change is a Real Thing: The Price of Political Corruption Introduction: Climate Change is a Real Thing Climate change is a real thing, it is not some far-off threat; it’s here,…
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The Shape of Trump’s Second Administration Controversial Choices: An Introduction Controversial Choices suggests that President-elect Donald Trump is crafting a new administration with Controversial Choices that defy tradition and spark debate about…
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Introduction “Governance without oversight is tyranny!!!” serves as a stark warning of the need for checks on power. Across time and geography, tyrannical regimes have risen when oversight crumbled, leaving societies to…
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A Comparative History of Greed Across much of the Last Millennium Introduction to Robber Barons and The One Percent Robber barons and the one percent are near mirror images of greed and…
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America’s Looming Democratic Crisis Introduction to Trump’s Authoritarianism A story of Trump’s Authoritarianism while not a new tale, is unique in American history. As prices spiked during the post-pandemic recovery, a fumbling…
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Charting a Path Beyond Authoritarianism Introduction The progressive dilemma has come to a head with the election of 2024. Progressive Americans face a pivotal moment. With Donald Trump poised to…
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Birds of a Feather on the Path to Autocracy Introduction: A Divisive Appointment Trump and Gaetz, the appointment of Gaetz to the position of Attorney General of the United…
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What Makes it Relevant Today? Introduction Hegel’s dialectic, a philosophical method from the 19th century, remains remarkably relevant in our world today. This dialectic process, often simplified as “thesis, antithesis,…
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