By Gates McGavick ’15 and Evan Long ’14 In this presidential race, one of the few things that both Gov. Mitt Romney and President Obama have agreed upon is that this election represents a fundamental choice between policy, experience, views, but above all, … Read More
By Derek Xiao ’15, Brittany Zhang ’15, Katie Slavik ’15 On August 23, 2008, when a young, promising man who spoke of change accepted the nomination for President of America for the Democratic Party, the US was abuzz. Tired from … Read More
By Gates McGavick ’15 This Presidential election, one of the closest ones in recent memory, will be decided on November 6th. Most polls show President Obama and his challenger, Governor Romney, tied up across the board. Each candidate has succeeded … Read More
By Michael Gates ’15 There is no reason that a Democrat should ever lose an election in Massachusetts. For years, the odds have been, and continue to be, stacked in their favor. Since 1991, Democrats have served 107 terms in … Read More
By Michael Gates ’15 “It’s the moms who always have to work a little harder, to make everything right,” Ann Romney said in her opening speech of the Republican National Convention. And just a week later, Michelle Obama delivered a … Read More