Don Reeves

One of the trends identified by Judt is the transition towards the “European” style of politics and society. Tenets of this stylization include the idealization of the stable welfare state, liberal democracies […]

The Economist’s “Africa Rising – the Hopeful Continent” article presents an interesting inquiry into the potential for the poorest inhabited continent on Earth to grow and transform in the midst of seemingly […]

The most well-defined and documented imperialism of the twentieth century was Japanese geographical and cultural expansionism. In a sense, Japanese imperialism in China and especially in Korea furthered East Asian […]

An important motif of modernizing or potentially modernizing countries at the turn of the 20th century is the sense of nationalist duty that certain writers and intellectuals seem to impart in their descriptions […]

Through a good degree of circumlocution, Bright and Geyer produce an alternative thesis to the traditional model of the rise of the contemporary world, specifically in regards to the ostensible nexus between […]

Kamala Harris uses a broad form of rhetoric in slogans and details that use veiled language to contrast her with current President Donald Trump. A banner slogan emphasizes the decency of those in power before […]

Domestic Policy
Foreign Policy

·      Strengthened border security (“wall funding” bill)

·      Reduced taxation to continue economic growth

·      Tax reductions for blue-collar families […]

David J. Trone is the Member of Congress for Maryland’s 6th Congressional District. Trone is a Democrat, and is serving his first term, which began January 2019. The district is a Democratic safe seat, and he […]

Maryland’s 62nd Governor is Larry Hogan, a Republican from Anne Arundel County. An incumbent, Hogan campaigned recently on his popular status as a bipartisan governor, as evidenced by his success in passing l […]