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When the News is News: Biased Coverage in Politics

March 31, 2012 No Comments

With the upcoming election swirling through the media, it is not always easy to have a clear view of what is going on. Stories start and stop on the turn of the dime; campaigns morph with the passing minutes, promises are made and forgotten in seconds. News sites are constantly updating with political coverage, and ...

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Will Santorum Stick?

February 16, 2012 No Comments

While conventional wisdom holds that Mitt Romney is the only Republican candidate in the field who can defeat Barack Obama, Rick Santorum’s growing popularity represents the dissatisfaction of two significant groups who are reluctant to rally for Romney, evangelicals and “Reagan Democrats.” Santorum’s strength is that he speaks with sincerity and passion. He wholeheartedly believes ...

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Waiting for Governor Romney

Waiting for Governor Romney

February 13, 2012 No Comments

Nicholas Vance College of Arts and Science Class of 2014   Since former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney announced his candidacy for the Presidency of the United States, one message has become resoundingly clear; Conservatives cannot get excited about Mitt.  This lack of enthusiasm has roots back to issues Conservatives care about deeply — taxes, religion, ...

Religious Freedom Beyond the Bubble

February 12, 2012 No Comments

Definition of FREEDOM 1 : the quality or state of being free: as a : the absence of necessity, coercion, or constraint in choice or action b : liberation from slavery or restraint or from the power of another : independence c : the quality or state of being exempt or released usually from something ...

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Two Opponents Isn’t Better Than One For Romney

Two Opponents Isn’t Better Than One For Romney

February 12, 2012 No Comments

Jamie Davidson Freshman, Arts and Science With Rick Santorum’s upset victories over Mitt Romney in Minnesota, Colorado and the non-binding Missouri Primary,  many pundits believe the former Pennsylvania Senator may be able to seize the mantle as the conservative alternative to Romney and win the nomination. Governor Romney, they say, wants Newt Gingrich to stay ...

Vanderbilt Political Review Winter 2011-2012 Edition is now on Newsstands!

Vanderbilt Political Review Winter 2011-2012 Edition is now on Newsstands!

February 6, 2012 No Comments

Pick up your copy of the latest edition of Vanderbilt Political Review today!

The Print Issue has been sent to the printers!

January 24, 2012 No Comments

Expect to see it on newsstands in the next few weeks!

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The end of Herman Cain?

The end of Herman Cain?

November 29, 2011 No Comments

2 months ago Herman Cain was on the rise, making a quick leap to number two in the polls and leading many to speculate that the nomination would largely be a showdown between the former pizza CEO and Mitt Romney. With primary season approaching, Cain has lost his momentum, his reputation, and much of his support.

Foreign Policy is Important even in an Economy Election

Foreign Policy is Important even in an Economy Election

November 15, 2011 No Comments

Jamie Davidson Class of 2015 College of Arts and Science Last Saturday’s Republican debate devoted solely to foreign policy may not have produced any SNL worthy gaffes but it did seek to put focus on foreign policy issues that have eluded the spotlight this campaign season. Since polling shows that economic issues are more important ...

Mitt Romney: The Inevitable Candidate

Mitt Romney: The Inevitable Candidate

November 10, 2011 No Comments

Jason Cohen Peabody College Class of 2013   Last night’s Republican Presidential Debate, nationally televised on CNBC, was noteworthy, and represented what I think will prove to be a turning point for the Republican Primary election. Although there have been numerous candidates leading in the polls over the last few weeks and months, from Bachmann, ...

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When the News is News: Biased Coverage in Politics

With the upcoming election swirling through the media, it is not always easy to have a clear view of...

The Fall of the Moderates

Nicholas Vance College of Arts and Science Class of 2014   President Obama stated in his 2010 State of...

Will Santorum Stick?

While conventional wisdom holds that Mitt Romney is the only Republican candidate in the field who can defeat Barack...

Waiting for Governor Romney

Nicholas Vance College of Arts and Science Class of 2014   Since former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney announced his...

Religious Freedom Beyond the Bubble

Definition of FREEDOM 1 : the quality or state of being free: as a : the absence of necessity,...