As the dust falls on the 2024 presidential election in the United States, the Democratic Party continues to lick its wounds. Every day, new post mortems arise, providing potential explanations for the...
Alícia Isasi, Managing Director
• December 5, 2024
On Thursday, November 14, 2024, Professor J Andrés Gannon appeared on the Vanderbilt Political Review Podcast to discuss the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and the implications of a Trump presidency...
The morning after the election, little sun shined down on campus. For many of Vanderbilt’s Democrats, the weather reflected the solemn mood arising from a harsh reality that America must face another...
As ballots started to be counted on Election Day, millions of Americans were glued to their seats waiting anxiously to see who would be the 47th President of the United States. According to polls, the...
It’s morning again in America.
That’s the sentiment shared by me and Republicans on campus, as well as across the country, following the Republican Party’s and Donald Trump’s decisive victory...
On Oct. 28, two ballot boxes were set on fire, endangering and destroying hundreds of ballots. These ballot boxes were in Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington. Vancouver is the largest city in Washington’s...
In 2000, when Bill Clinton left office after being impeached and serving two terms in office, his approval rating as measured by Gallup was 66%—a higher exit poll than any other president since Truman....
The divisive 2024 election cycle is finally coming to a close. On Tuesday, November 5th, the country will start counting millions of ballots nationwide and decide who will be the 47th president of the...
This election year, the people of California have an opportunity to partake in an effort to reform the state’s prison system. Proposition 6, featured on their ballot, aims to strike down the provision...
In an increasingly politically polarized society, fostering civil discourse between those with different views is crucial. This year, political participation on campus is on the rise. More than 1,100 students...
America’s economy has been the main hindrance to Vice President Harris’s campaign. The inflation and shortages of the past four years, whether fairly or not, are associated with her tenure. So why...
Andrew Kyung, Editor in Chief
• September 22, 2024
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On Friday, September 20, 2024, Professor David E. Lewis appeared on the Vanderbilt Political Review Podcast, where he shared his insights about...
