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American Drug Sentencing: Inefficient, Unfair, and Racially Discriminatory

Author - October 7, 2013

Congress should pass the Justice Safety Valve Act and rid the criminal justice system of mandatory minimums.

The Problem with Pro-Choice Rhetoric

Author - October 6, 2013

Pro-choice rhetoric unfairly criticizes pro-life advocates and contributes to increasing polarization.

The End of the Road?

Author - October 1, 2013

Today's government shutdown has been a long time coming.

When Law Isn't Enough: The Health Ultimatum

Author - September 30, 2013

Republicans undermine the legislative process through their government shutdown antics, while Democrats contribute to the problem by dismissing any changes to ObamaCare.

Don't Hold Us Hostage

Author - September 30, 2013

The American people voted last November to keep the man who signed "ObamaCare" into law in office; Republicans need to give up the fight.

Boston's Next Mayor: A Primer

Author - September 29, 2013

Marty Walsh and John Connolly advance in the race to become Boston's next mayor, demonstrating the power of organization and financial support.

Rick Perry: America’s Last Feudal King

Author - September 6, 2013

Rick Perry's dominance of Texas politics challenges the American conception of democracy

Wendy Davis: A Bright Star, but Not the Lone Star State's Next Governor

Author - September 4, 2013

Wendy Davis is a beacon of hope for Texas Democrats, but she should not run for governor in 2014

Does Liberty Have A Chance?

Author - September 3, 2013

The summer has been disheartening for libertarians, but hope remains.

Rethinking the Solid South: Gay Rights and the Regional Divide

Author - August 31, 2013

LGBT advocacy groups should reevaluate their state-by-state strategy and adopt a national approach.