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Media Bias in POTUS Coverage For Non-R&D Parties?

For decades, perhaps the most common complaint among various POTUS campaigns in the non-two-old, too old (Republican and Democratic Parties) is not so much centered on the nature of the bias (as is a common complaint within both the current and past POTUS campaigns of those parties), but the lack of any substantial coverage – whatsoever.…

Editorial: Girchi, the Libertarian Party of the Republic of Georgia

Liberty is a global movement. Javier Milei’s election as President of Argentina reminded us of that. In every part of the world, from authoritarian regimes like Russia to well-established democracies in Europe, libertarianism is not just a fringe philosophy but a real political alternative to corrupt systems.…

Book Review: Where Have All the Democrats Gone? by John B. Judis and Roy Teixeira

Two decades ago John B. Judis and Roy Teixeira gave us the volume The Emerging Democratic Majority, which predicted the demographic changes in the American population would lead to a prolonged period in which the Democratic party would have substantial majority control of all branches of the Federal government. …