A government shutdown began Oct. 1, threatening funding for future research proposals and initiatives.
Tag: Republicans
OPINION: Nationalist advertisement is the new plague in American politics
The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” has passed, rushing through the House and Senate on the back of a Republican majority — not on the merits of its policy. Following the discussion among elected officials in early July, the Republican party is straying from their mission to protect the American people and instead relying on marketing to present its agenda as the solution to American malaise. Celeste Cariker PZ ‘28 campaigns for a return to truth in American politics, demanding for policy solutions in the face of shiny marketing from the Republican party.
‘The Day After’: Talk discusses the 2024 Trump win
On Nov. 6, the Pomona College community gathered at Frank Dining Hall for politics professor Susan McWilliams Barndt’s talk, “The 2024 Election: The Day After.” McWilliams reflected on Donald Trump’s win and its implications, stating that Kamala Harris’ campaign failed to address voters’ everyday struggles amidst economic precarity.
OPINION: It’s time to stop being afraid of partisanship
Striving for unity and bipartisanship can undermine the productivity of the party in power, writes Sam Hernandez PO ’24.
OPINION: Liberals should rethink red state biases
It is hypocritical for liberals to treat victims of climate change with condemnation in red states, writes London Lordos SC ’23.
OPINION: Don’t fall for the ‘Never Trump’ Republicans
We must not put ‘Never Trump’ politicians on a pedestal simply for admonishing former president Donald Trump, writes Nick Black, PO ’24
OPINION: Popping an intellectually liberal bubble
Diversity, complex as it may be, must include an ideological component in order to properly represent the wide variety of identities people hold.