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Understanding the role of the U.S. President The executive branch is one of the three branches of the U.S. government, tasked with...

Dr. Mike Cunningham's Christmas Message of Hope and Action As the crisp chill of winter carries the joyful spirit of Christmas across...

From D.I.N.O. to Renewal The term "D.I.N.O.," or "Democrat In Name Only," has become increasingly common in political circles, much like its counterpart, R.I.N.O. for Republicans. It is used to malign Democrats who are perceived to deviate from the progressive orthodoxy that increasingly dominates the party’s cultural landscape. This branding creates divisions, ostracizes moderates, and ignores the historical diversity within the Democratic Party. Looking at the legacy of pop

Dr. Mike Cunningham’s Call to Serve This Thanksgiving, as families across America gather to share meals, stories, and gratitude, we are...

From R.I.N.O. to Renewal The term "R.I.N.O.," an acronym for "Republican In Name Only," is one that has echoed through the halls of American political discourse with increasing frequency. This term slings mud at those perceived to deviate from what some partisan voices deem the true conservative doctrine. Yet, a closer look at the historical panorama of the Republican party reveals a far richer tapestry of ideological diversity than current polemics might suggest. Historical

A Party of Contrasts and Evolving Ideologies The Republican Party possesses a rich and variegated history marked by internal contrasts...

From Carter to Present Often depicted as a unified stronghold of progressive and liberal values, the Democratic Party's journey from the...

Unpacking the Myth of America's Two-Party System In the landscape of American politics, the dominant narrative often suggests a binary...

Why I Choose To Run as an Independent In a political landscape overwhelmingly dominated by two parties, where media saturation and social...