Marx and Capitalist Exploitation
Men make their own history, but they do not make it as they please; they do not make it under self-selected circumstances, but under circumstances existing already, given and transmitted from the past. The tradition of all dead generations weighs like...
The Iron Triangle: Effects On Congressional Decision-Making
Working relationships are foundational to much of the decision-making that occurs in the work environment. This is true in law offices, hospitals, court rooms, and any other place where workers and co-workers make decisions that affect the work environment....
Tragedy Strikes Peshawar
I feel a sense of responsibility to turn attention toward the recent tragedy that has taken its toll on the Pakistani people and so many others around the world. On December 16, 2014, six members of the terrorist organization, Taliban, committed one of...
Decision Making In Congress: The Structural Complexities
The dual nature of Congress is not the only thing that complicates the congressional decision-making process. The very way in which Congress is structured makes it difficult for lawmakers to make confident decisions that the majority of them agree on....
The Duel Nature Of Congress
This idea adheres to nearly every congressman, as he or she wears a tailored suit in a blacked out car, being driven through the capital, only to return home to his or her constituencies in a button up and blue jeans. The role of congress is a complex...
Is He Really What They Say He Is: Obama and Socialism
Too often, people use language like "Socialist" or "Communist" to describe President Obama without a full understanding of what they are saying. In early December of 2012, Alaskan Governor, Sarah Palin, appeared on Fox News proclaiming that, "Barack Obama...
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