There are two types of royalty in Great Britain: the Monarchy and the National Health Service. Both of these two types of royals are teetering on the edge of existential crises at any given moment, saved only by the grace and apparent good will of the people. But is that a good thing? We're joined by retired British Government, History & Humanities Lecturer John Gibbs to discuss whether the British Monarchy has any power in the United Kingdom's government and to debate the applicability of the British socialized medicine model to the United States.
As state and municipal elections start to heat up, the eyes of the country have been drawn to local races. Hot button issues like...
Who are the modern communists in the United States? Isn’t socialism just an economic doctrine? In this episode, we look at the rebranding of...
Forget Richard Nixon- Aaron Burr has held the dubious honor of being the most scandal-ridden politician in American History. As Thomas Jefferson’s vice presidential...