4 Things to Watch in the Trump Administration
By Jesse Barker Gale, PhD Candidate Flinders University On January 20, Donald J. Trump will be sworn in as the 45th President of the United States […]
Archive Tag: Republicans
The Tussle for Control of the United States Senate
By Prof Don DeBats, Flinders University, American Studies With two days to Election Day, the odds continue to favor Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine as the […]
The Message vs The Messenger
by Professor Don DeBats The good news is that the message and the messenger in the 2016 US presidential election sweepstakes have been separated. Whether this […]
Record high primary turnout in 2016 concentrated in the Republican Party
By Sarah John, FairVote USA, info@fairvote.org After six months of voting and caucusing, the world’s most participatory process for nominating party candidates is coming to an […]
The Wisconsin Legacies
by Prof Don DeBats Today, April 5, is a critical date in the race toward the Republican Party nomination for the party’s presidential candidate. Wisconsin’s primary […]
Last Chance to Dump Trump: Convention Uproar
Article by Prof Don DeBats, Flinders University The establishment wing of the Republican “Party,” dismayed by Mitt Romney’s devastating loss in 2012, spent four years defining […]
Dump Trump? Second Last Chance?
By Prof Don DeBats The inept group that considers itself the “grown-up wing” of the Republican Party remains flummoxed, infuriated, and largely immobilized by Donald Trump, […]
Donald trumping all in the Republican race
Donald trumping all in the Republican race is only possible thanks to an undemocratic system Article by Rodrigo Praino, Flinders Lecturer, School of Social and Policy […]
Bloomberg decision confirms near certainty of Clinton presidency
Article by David Willis, Flinders PhD Candidate Michael Bloomberg – the former New York Mayor (2002-2013) and owner of eponymous media company Bloomberg – announcement on […]