U.S. Politics
Lincoln Chaffee Changes Party Affiliation a 4th Time
Mr. Lincoln Chafee has had a long poltical career consisting of hopping around the political spectrum and maintaining strong personal values dispite this.
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Francis Folz is a Staff Columnist for 71 Republic writing on politics, criminal justice, and civil liberties. Francis is from Valencia, Pennsylvania, and studied political science at Edinboro University.
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U.S. Politics
Mr. Lincoln Chafee has had a long poltical career consisting of hopping around the political spectrum and maintaining strong personal values dispite this.
U.S. Politics
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Essays
American police are far more lethal than other developed nations per capita.
Essays
In a recent editorial, CNN's Noah Berlatsky got several things wrong about the extension of free speech rights to proclaimed racists and bigots.
Essays
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Opinion
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Technology
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Essays
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Opinion
An in-depth look at the implications of a potential Gary Johnson New Mexico senatorial victory.
Essays
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Essays
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Essays
Libertarians and Neo-Progressives can trace their agreement on several positions to common ancestors from the anti-war 1960's
Opinion
President Trump should stay true to his promise and pardon and bring back the American whistle-blowing hero, Edward Snowden.
Opinion
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