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No-Knock Warrants, Police Power, and Democratic Backsliding

posted on March 13, 2022 by Aaron Mathauer

University of Georgia Tagged With: American, brutality, Democratic Erosion, no-knock warrants, police, Violence

Discussions of police violence in American cities have led to the introduction of some troubling policy changes since the initial surge of protests in the summer of 2020. Rather than addressing the …

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Witness Dismissals Following the Impeachment Trial

posted on February 21, 2020 by Elly Rundqwist

Boston University Tagged With: America, American, impeachment, Impeachment Inquiry, Impeachment Trial, Trump, Trumpism, Vindman, Witnesses

In a wide view of American politics, the presidency of Donald Trump has seemingly allowed the country’s state of democracy to fall into a decline. Even prior to his impeachment trial, the world placed …

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The Electoral College Safeguards American Democracy by Yifei Shen @Boston University

posted on November 2, 2017 by Yifei Shen

Boston University Tagged With: 2016 Election, American, Constitution, democracy, Donald Trump, Electoral College, United States

On November 8th, 2016, Donald Trump officially won the Presidency of the United States, beating his opponent, Hillary Clinton, by a count of 304-227 Electoral College votes. However, Trump lost to …

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