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2014 State of the Union: Issue by Issue

January 27, 2014January 26, 2014 American politics, democracy, economics, education, health care, policy, social policy, state of the union, Supreme Court, United States

A Note of Explanation: For the first time, the Kennedy School Review has tapped into the policy expertise of students

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When Too Much Remains the Same: Women’s progress in America has farther to go

December 23, 2013December 23, 2013 American politics, blog, democracy, Elections, gender, journalist, reform, social policy, United States, women's movement

BY ELIZABETH A. KISLIK In a lecture at Harvard University in mid-October, New York Times columnist Gail Collins discussed how

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Long-Winded Texans: Wendy Davis vs. Ted Cruz

November 21, 2013November 21, 2013 American politics, democracy, social policy, ted cruz, texas, wendy davis

BY ADRIENNE MURPHY Anyone who follows recent political news knows that Texans like to talk. First, there was the stylish,

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The 25th Amendment & Dick Cheney’s Heart

October 25, 2013November 21, 2013 American politics, blog, democracy, Elections, United States

BY TOMMY TOBIN Whatever you think about former Vice President Dick Cheney, his upcoming book Heart provides new fodder for

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Parsing the Foreign Policy Experts: Five Tips for Separating the Wonks from the Wannabes

October 16, 2013October 15, 2013 blog, democracy, foreign policy, international security, journalism, journalist, pundits

BY JONATHAN HILLMAN Would you ask an ophthalmologist to remove your gall bladder? Would you pay a traffic cop for

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Is It Becoming Harder to Vote? A Closer Look at Voting Rights In the South Over 50 Years

October 10, 2013October 10, 2013 civil rights, democracy, voting

BY SARAH ALLIN The nation’s political system was designed as a counterweight to economic inequality, but what happens when inequality

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Who is Medicaid Missing? What I learned in “Introduction to U.S. Health Care Policy” shocked me

October 9, 2013April 24, 2023 American politics, blog, democracy, health, health reform, inequality, Medicaid, reform, social policy, United States

BY KARLY SCHLEDWITZ With a historic overhaul of our health care system underway, I felt like a good public policy

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