Abolish the caucus
Caucuses represent an outdated, undemocratic system — one whose end in American politics should be welcomed.
Caucuses represent an outdated, undemocratic system — one whose end in American politics should be welcomed.
Public service demands a commitment of the self and should be a position of honor and dignity that all aspire to in their professional careers beyond our four years at Princeton.
Unfortunately, it seems we live in a time when the more spectacular political decision garners more attention and thus more support from the people.
Our world is one of inherently interconnected parts. Rather than embrace isolation, we must look towards international cooperation as the means of global peace and prosperity for the future.
On Monday, Sept. 23, a day before the official commencement of the 74th U.N. General Assembly in New York, the U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres publicly announced the formation of a Syrian constitutional committee to bring together the government of the Syrian Arab Republic and the Syrian Negotiations Commission.
What the Mueller report inspires all Americans to do is engage with our shared democracy rather than hide behind the interpretations of others.
Even in the context of natural disasters and situations completely separate of the political situation between the two countries, the United States carries forward this air of hostility and dehumanization.
When comedy crushes the cries of truth and the realities of wrongdoing, it is a tool to disempower, silence, and delegitimize the voices of those who speak frankly about our society.
“Green Book” and “BlacKkKlansman” offer two vastly different narratives surrounding race in America, and their contrasting messages put forth two diverging paths for our modern America. These two movies both ostensibly deal with the issue of race in America, look to our past as a nation, and have strong thematic messages running through their narratives. But the two films are anything but similar.
The progressive growth, unity, and strength that the Democratic party seeks to embody against Trump can only come out of a primary process that fosters substantial partnership and teamwork among Democrats.