Decision 2008

The State of the Fourth Estate

February 22, 2009
By Zeyad Assaf

The American media has decomposed into a delivery system for "news", commentary, talking points, jargon, and spin.
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A Tale of Two Ideals

November 6, 2008
By Tabish Talib
A Tale of Two Ideals

Don't fret conservatives, tomorrow is a new day.
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Vote Early and Vote Often: The Genius of the Obama Campaigns use of Text Messaging and Other Forms of Mass Communication

August 31, 2008
By Daniel Downs

The origin of the phrase Vote Early and Vote Often is usually attributed to Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson, a highly corrupt Republican politician who ruled the city from 1915 to 1923 and again from 1931 to 1935. The phrase itself described how political partisans could easily game the democratic voting process. As verifying...
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Collectivism: The Root of all Prejudice

June 5, 2008
By Daniel Downs

I remember the exact moment I realized, with some mild bemusement, just how prevalent collectivist attitudes are in modern-day society. It was an average Perspectives meeting. This weeks topic of discussion was about the then-current crop of frontrunners in the race for the White House. The meeting started spectacularly, with a group of female students...
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Change For Them But Not For US

April 20, 2008
By Nathan Berger

Is Obama really a new type of candidate? Does he have anything to offer that is different from every other politician in Washington? Will he be able to stand up to his former actions without blatantly lying to America?
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