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GU College Dems Rally

By Mike Deutsch September 21, 2010

The 2010 midterm election rally held at the Democratic National Committee headquarters brought in hundreds of college students, including members of the Georgetown University College Democrats, on Sept....

The Elements of Sportical Theory

By Nick Macri September 17, 2010

Last week, during a bit of downtime, I began to think about what it means to be a sports fan. Sports talk show hosts and newspaper columnists often engage in conversations about what it means to be a true...

Stadium Funding Pushes Sports into Political Circles

By Nick Macri September 3, 2010

Since President Obama took office 21 months ago, the country's political class has debated the appropriate role of government in American society. As has been seen in recent political squabbles over the...

Bucking the Trend: 3 GOP Candidates Don’t Fit Mold

By Sam Dulik September 3, 2010

This is a story of three men. Three Republicans. Three future governors. From the Midwest to the Mountain West to Dixie, these pragmatists buck the talking heads' assertion that the GOP has been hijacked...

Party Harder

By Preston Mui August 31, 2010

The Tea Party Movement is an extremely vocal and powerful force of opposition against big government. But how much does it actually care about individual liberty? To be sure, the cause of liberty in...

Golden State May Vote Red in 2010

By Sam Dulik April 20, 2010

Today, the "Golden State" is anything but golden. Wracked by severe budgetary crises and an untenable political system, California, once the paragon of the American Dream, teeters on the precipice of disaster....

Coffee Party Finds Middle Grounds

By Nick Troiano April 20, 2010

The Tea Party protests last week remind us that while incivility and fiery rhetoric make great headlines, they serve as a meager path to progress. The fringe element of the Tea Party undermines the movement's...

Renewed Immigration Debate Hits Home at GU

By Bonnie Duncan and Laura Engshuber April 20, 2010

The narratives may vary, but members of the Georgetown community from immigrant backgrounds have all found notes of uncertainty and unexpected limitations in their American experience. "Despite your legal...

Women in Politics: A Rising Tide

By Stephen Szypulski March 23, 2010

"[These] three dynamic, very educated women became known as the witch, the ditz and the media darling," an adviser during President George W. Bush's administration said on Monday of U.S. Secretary...

GU Republicans Leader Sees Bright Future for Party

By Stephen Levy January 26, 2010

*One week ago, a little-known state legislator from Massachusetts may have shattered conventional wisdom in American politics. Coming from behind to grasp the U.S. Senate seat of the late Sen. Ted Kennedy...

Liberal Politics Blur the Line Between Right and Privilege

By Jeffrey Long November 17, 2008

The concept of rights once commanded respect as a central tenet of our constitutional republic. No longer. Liberals, consistent with their tendency to attack every institution of the American tradition,...

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