political science

“That is simple, my friend. It is because politics is more difficult than physics…”

                                                                                            –Albert Einstein

An ongoing Creative Politics series

At our base, at the fulcrum of the only nation founded both by persecuted religious groups and followers of the Enlightenment, science is where everything now hangs in the balance, and we will return to it again and again in topics as varied as restoring faith in expertise and diagnosing diseases in the body politic.  This series will also be the home for all community contributions involving original research

 

Vingt Trois Et Moi
How a giant of 20th century philosophy, taken too soon from us, would view the proliferation of consumer genetic testing, not to mention its impact on our sense of self, identity, and relationship to power…

Poll Position
Two related storylines have dominated the 2020 post-election landscape, the castigation of pollsters and the promulgation of voter fraud conspiracies. And there really was a vast conspiracy to throw the election, one that goes to the heart of what of what we want to be as a nation; it’s just not the one Trump supporters are decrying–and we’ve done the research to prove it…

Poll Position: Exhibits B, C, D, E…
In part two of this series, we dive deep into the heart of democracy to document proof after proof after proof of the breadth and depth of the real conspiracy to throw our elections, one that has been deepening, hardening, and becoming increasingly entrenched for at least the past two decades…

Poll Position: The Trump Effect
In Part 3 of this four-parter, we take the fight–and our research chops–to the main alternative explanation offered by both parties for last election’s polling disconnect, and in the process demolish the raison d’etre for Trumpism with new tools to fight it on the beaches, on the landing grounds, in the streets, fields, and hills…

 

 

“Each time a man stands up to injustice…” The last great campaigner to bridge the great divide the way we hope to, leaving Donald Trump far, far in the rear view, ideally in the supermax where he belongs for his lifetime body of work…