Government

Advocates for reforming the U.S. political system to allow for more political diversity and reduce polarization.

Analyzes the factors behind the polarized political climate during George W. Bush’s presidency.

Examines how partisanship affects the legislative process in the U.S. Congress, analyzing voting patterns and policymaking.

Argues against the U.S. Electoral College system, examining its flaws and proposing alternative methods.

Examines the legal grounds and processes for impeachment in the United States, focusing on recent cases.

Discusses Americans’ disinterest in politics and the desire for non-visible democratic processes.

Examines the effectiveness of presidential power and decision-making in the United States.

Analyzes factors that influence presidential success in policy-making.

Argues for abolishing the electoral college and reforming U.S. elections.

Investigates the risks and challenges facing the U.S. government and its institutions.