In Pennsylvania, Republicans Might Only Need to Stall to Win A political analyst warned, “Harrisburg in 2020 could be Tallahassee in 2000.” October 29, 2020 | Eliza Griswold | The New Yorker On September 10th, Kevin Boyle, a Democratic state…
Prepare quickly to deal with potential slow-motion crisis October 12, 2020 | Richard Gephardt and Charlie Dent | Times-Tribute … This year, many scenarios could cause turmoil coming out of Election Day, and it is possible that Pennsylvania could be…
Amid Trump’s Post-Election Chaos, Hold Lawyers to Account on the Vote Count | Opinion October 5, 2020 | Tom Rogers and Timothy E. Wirth | Newsweek An integral part of the Trump campaign strategy to undermine the legitimacy of the…
Your View: Election of 1876 holds lessons for this year’s contest September 22, 2020 | Christopher Borick and Ari Mittleman | The Morning Call … Today, the Pennsylvania State House is controlled by Republicans while Gov. Tom Wolf is a…
Surely, regardless of party or candidate preference, we can all agree there is no justification for a president to have dictatorial powers kept secret from Congress, the press and the American people.
As the republic with the oldest written constitution still in use, the United States is the world’s beacon of democracy. These days the beacon has been dimming.
How Trump Could Use Political Chaos to Upset the Election June 9, 2020 | Timothy E. Wirth, Joel McCleary, Mark Medish and Gary Hart | POLITICO The 2020 election faces unparalleled risks to its conduct and integrity. Foreign actors are…
The Looming Crisis of Emergency Powers and Holding the 2020 Presidential Election May 4, 2020 | Mark Medish and Joel McCleary | Just Security The future of electoral democracy in the United States is, without exaggeration, at risk. While a…