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Comment Editor Fintan Hogan suggests what we can expect from this new American Congress. Should we anticipate bipartisanship, polarisation or something else entirely? If you...
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Staff writer Matteo Cardarelli examines Arizona Senator Krysten Sinema’s decision to leave the Democratic party and sit as an independent. For a moment, Raphael...
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Roar writer Aneela Aslam on how President Joe Biden’s biggest obstacle to passing his ambitious and popular domestic agenda comes from some within his own...
Boston Political Review
Features Editor Ishaan Rahman takes an early look at how the 2022 Midterm Elections are shaping up two months into Joe Biden’s Presidency Believe...
Boston Political Review
Boston Political Review writer Sam Duan on the decline of bipartisanship in the United States Bipartisanship, a word, repeated like folklore and vacuous as fairytale during...
Boston Political Review
Roar writer Ishaan Rahman analyses the ability of US President Joe Biden and his fellow Democrats to affect change before the 2022 Midterms. On January...
Boston Political Review
Roar writer Hanna Pham examines the position of minority leader Mitch McConnell during the Biden presidency. The Grim Reaper is the representation of death; he...
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Podcast editor Samuel Pennifold argues that pursuing impeachment of Donald Trump would harm both the Biden administration and USA. After Congress overwhelmingly voted to...
Boston Political Review
Boston Political Review co-Editor-in-Chief Justin Dynia on the current struggle between Republicans and Democrats for control of the US Senate. The headlines in any presidential...
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Exploring the public face and hidden scandals of the still-popular US president, John F. Kennedy. Arthur Schlesinger Jr., John F. Kennedy’s court historian,...