It is no biggie as to why people get caught up between civil rights and civil liberties. It may be due to the synonymous approach of both latter words but one must know that both of them have a different meaning. We felt that it is important to clear up the confusion so that you […]
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Popular Sovereignty comes from political origins. It literally means that the “people are the rulers”. This terminology is applicable when political disputes and issues are resolved and settled through a popular vote or to the governments based on the concept of democracy. In the 19th century, the ill concept of slavery had taken all over
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Judge Anne Covey of the Commonwealth Court is perhaps most recognized for her role as a judge in the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse case, which resulted in the NCAA fining Pennsylvania State University $60 million. Covey, though, as an elected member of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, also wants to recognized for something else. On
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The Political Reform Act of 1974, a ballot initiative enacted by California voters as Proposition 9, established the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC). The FPPC is in charge of campaign finance and expenditures, financial conflicts of interest, lobbyist registration and reporting, and post-government employment. It also involves mass mailings at the expense of the taxpayers,
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Wesley Tibbals is a judge on the 13th Circuit Court of Appeal in Florida. His current term will end on January 3, 2023. After the general election was canceled, Tibbals gained re-election as a judge of the Florida 13th Circuit Court in the primary on August 23, 2022. Tibbals was appointed to the circuit court
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Red Eagle Politics, sometimes known as REP, is an election-American YouTuber, political strategist, and conservative political commentator. He has defined himself as a National Populist and a Paleoconservative with a few “civil libertarian” tendencies. In February 2019, Red Eagle Politics began uploading videos to YouTube. What Kind Of Stuff Does The Channel Post And Its
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Defining poverty is political. We have no idea what the term “poor” entails. The difficulty in defining ‘poverty’ is a recurring problem in both politics and academia. Meanwhile, economists distinguish between absolute and relative poverty. According to the UN, the first type is defined as “severe and ongoing deprivation of fundamental needs.” Defining Poverty To
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The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates by 0.75 percentage points, the fifth boost this year in the central bank’s effort to contain inflation. In a speech, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell underlined the need of bringing inflation down now, before the public becomes accustomed to higher prices and begins to accept them as usual. Unfortunately,
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The priming theory states that media suggestively convinces the audience to focus on specific issues rather than the whole picture as a whole in order to determine the performance of political parties and candidates. Oftentimes it can also be referred to as an expansionary or extended agenda-setting. What Is Political Priming? Political Priming is when
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Change is necessary, but only for Texas at this point. The state has changed, so it is time for a change. Recent years have changed. Texas has changed much since a few years ago. Here we have followed the news coverage of the most recent elections and the developments in Texas. Both the state and
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