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British troops burned down the U.S. Capitol in 1814. In reflecting on the events of January 6, 2021 and the subsequent attack on the Capitol, the role of another foreign, albeit non-human, influence – …
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Like many of their policies about campaigns and elections, this is another arbitrary decision by Big Tech with little evidence to support its efficacy. Unfortunately, there’s nothing anyone can do in …
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It's a fact that over the last four years, Democrats have invested more in campaign technology than Republicans. While that didn’t result in the electoral victories they’d hoped for down-ballot, it’s …
Pope Francis offers a pointed criticism of modern politics in his recent encyclical, Fratelli tutti, which examines the failure of human-kind to work together to solve global crises. In a brief …
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This month’s election results were a surprise to many, especially if you paid attention to public polling. While there’s plenty of disagreement about the value and accuracy of different polls, one …
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Content-focused email newsletters represent an emergent trend in digital campaigns for 2020. Candidates up and down the ballot and in both parties, including Joe Biden, Mitch McConnell, Susan Collins, …
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