by Todd Galitz | Mar 20, 2015 | Political Science
Most Americans tend to think that the ideas in the Declaration of Independence were original to Thomas Jefferson and his contemporaries, but as they say, their is nothing new under the sun! Take a minute to learn about the Magna Carta. Courtesy of the British...
by Todd Galitz | Mar 25, 2014 | Political Science
Data visualization is all the rage these days, usually these sites are an interesting exercise in rehashing someone else’s data which is interesting to look at and think about for a moment and then quickly forgotten. So it is good to see a site that brings...
by Todd Galitz | Feb 7, 2014 | Political Science
The recent passing of Robert Dahl got me thinking about which of his works I value the most. Although best known for his New Haven study and the resulting works that came out of it, [easyazon_link asin=”0300103921″ locale=”US”...
by Todd Galitz | Feb 1, 2013 | Political Science, Republican Party
Can the GOP pull itself back from the Edge? Loosing an election hurts. For the GOP the pain must be particularly intense given their belief that Mitt Romney would not only win but would provide the long coattails needed to move the GOP into positions of power in the...
by Todd Galitz | Sep 4, 2012 | election 2012, Political Science
To many people think politics is boring, yet nothing gets their attention like finding out how much money a candidate will be worth to them. Can you say “economic stimulus”? If that’s to esoteric how about “tax refund”? Or perhaps...
