Month: September 2015

Buckeye Bellwether By David Wolfford   Political observers looked to Ohio a couple weeks ago during two separate congressional primary elections. Such special elections often […]

Shirley Chisholm. After the 2008 election and subsequent inauguration of the nation’s first African American president, some of the excitement has dwindled. This should allow […]

An Energized Electorate, No Tectonic Shifts By Patrick Sprinkle The 2020 presidential election, with the highest turnout (67%) since the 1900 Election, revealed a deeply […]

Teaching the Impeachment. This is the third presidential impeachment for many of us Government teachers. Indeed there might be a few social studies teachers still […]

Clooney’s Political Film. George Clooney’s political movie, The Ides of March, is a provocative tale of political ethics, loyalty, and bare-knuckle battles for personal gain. […]