A Modest Proposal on the 'Sequester'
By Leo Covis About two months ago, when everybody finished panicking about the averted-just-in-time fiscal cliff, most pundits were clever enough to point out that […]
Politics
Minimum Wage in the SOTU
By Kate Daniel President Obama’s State of the Union address included the expected highlights of immigration reform, gun control, climate change, the deficit, and Afghanistan. […]
Redefining the Problem: How Money Affects Politics
By Matthias Jaime Americans generally agree money in politics is a problem. Typically this is expressed in calls to overturn the Supreme Court’s Citizen’s United […]
Is Social Media Bringing Authenticity Into Politics?
Matthias is a graduate student at the Goldman School of Public Policy What is social media’s impact on modern politics? Could it be that Twitter […]
Debate Review: How Did We React?
Matthias is a graduate student at the Goldman School of Public Policy By most accounts, the debate was way too wonky, not that significant and […]
Why You Should Skip the Presidential Debate
Alexei is a graduate student at the Goldman School of Public Policy. On Wednesday, October 3, Mitt Romney and Barack Obama will face off in […]
Romney "Revealed"
Matthias is a graduate student at the Goldman School of Public Policy. On Monday, Mother Jones released a video that secretly recorded Mitt Romney candidly speaking about […]
Politics and Public Policy
By Matthias Jaime “I think the mistakes made in 2008 will have a big effect, as they should in 2012. The 2008 process was evaluated almost […]
Who Needs Campaign Finance?
There’s been a lot of complaints this election cycle about the undue influence corporations have after the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision. But what people […]
Occupying the American Dream
By Kody Kinsley The Occupy Cal movement stands in solidarity with a larger movement taking shape across the globe. These gatherings, rooted in public spaces […]
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