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Vanderbilt Political Review

Vanderbilt's First and Only Nonpartisan Political Journal

Vanderbilt Political Review

Vanderbilt's First and Only Nonpartisan Political Journal

Vanderbilt Political Review

-Boston, MA, October 27 2010, - ..Candidate Charlie Baker speaks at a press conference at the Bleacher Bar in Fenway Park before talking with WBUR's Bob Oakes about the 2010 Massachusetts Gubernatorial campaign...(Photo by Dominick Reuter for WBUR)

Political Anomaly Governor Charlie Baker Reveals the Utility of Deserting Partisan Polarization

Eric Asen January 7, 2018

It is no surprise that politics has become increasingly polarized in recent years. Ideological beliefs continue to grow further and further apart between the parties, manifested by the major increases...

Kasich Can: New Hampshire and the Future of His Campaign

Kasich Can: New Hampshire and the Future of His Campaign

Lindsay Grizzard February 11, 2016

People around the country eagerly looked to New Hampshire this past Tuesday to watch the first-in-the-nation primary; as they did, they found themselves asking, “Who’s Kasich?” John Kasich is...

The Race has Begun: How We Can Tell Who is Going to Run for President in 2016

The Race has Begun: How We Can Tell Who is Going to Run for President in 2016

Darby Hobbs January 31, 2015

“After putting considerable thought into making another run for president, I’ve decided it is best to give other leaders in the party the opportunity to become our next nominee,” Mitt Romney said...

Breaking Spirits Instead of Bread

Alexandra Doten October 29, 2014

Criminalizing food-sharing programs is an unfortunate growing trend in the United States. Fueled by the ideas that homelessness is a choice and feeding the homeless allows them to remain in their...

To Protect And To Serve

Emmett McKinney September 27, 2014

When police officers in Ferguson killed Michael Brown, they renewed an emotionally charged discussion about police brutality against minorities. Thousands took to the streets to express their outrage,...

A Step Down and a Step Back: Sebelius' Resignation and the Affordable Care Act

A Step Down and a Step Back: Sebelius’ Resignation and the Affordable Care Act

Emmett McKinney April 14, 2014

After a tempestuous debut last October, April 1 seemed to signal smooth sailing for Healthcare.gov. In a press conference, President Obama proudly announced that 7.1 million people had enrolled for...

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