InThe PolisbyTimothy A. Wilson·Oct 24The Burden of Duty and the Vanity of Power“Marshall looked straight at Eisenhower and quietly asked, ‘What should be our general line of action?’ After a moment’s hesitation…
Ore Sanni·Aug 14Post ElectionsFor the purpose of accountability, & peaceful transitions, I believe elections should follow a few criterias post voters accountability…
InDean’s ListbyJohn Dean·Aug 12Trump’s Secret Catering Truck EscapeCowardice? Maybe NotA response icon10A response icon10
Anthony Bialy·Jul 27Cult of No PersonalityThe doomsday society which confiscates all your things should at least have character. Instead, enrollees join a cult of no personality…
InThe Left Is RightbyHuman Spam Dispatch by Garrett B. Matty·May 12Why Congress Won’t Remove the Nut in the Oval OfficeThey need himA response icon23A response icon23
Robertson Kabucho·Apr 13A Closer Look at the Reality of State Power in AfricaWhy power Is fought for with the intensity of a battlefield
Charles Cranston Jett·Mar 24Courage and Consequence — The Vote That Saved a PresidencyA Kansas senator cast the deciding vote to acquit a president. It destroyed him. The truth is more complicated than the myth.
Ibrahim Kimathi MINYORI·Mar 19Shrinking the Presidency: Lowering the Stakes of Kenyan ElectionsThe presidency is too powerful, making it a tribal prize in winner-takes-all politics. Why communities feel existential stakes in elections…
Ibrahim Kimathi MINYORI·Mar 19The Kikuyu–Kalenjin Lock and the Two-Tribe PresidencyThe presidency has largely alternated between two communities. Why smaller communities feel locked out. Historical patterns and power…
