Last month, German voters delivered a message to the ruling CDu/CSU and SDP coalition, “we’re tired of unending immigration.” Since being reelected in 2013 as Chancellor, Merkel ignored voters concerns over open borders and ceding sovereignty to the EU. This … Continue reading Angela Merkels Twilight Is Here
Its long been a noted trend in American politics but rural and urban voters have different ideas and policy preferences. These ideas and preferences have been diverging at a significant rate and as a result their electoral preferences have as … Continue reading The Urban/Rural Divide Continues
In two weeks, French voters will once again go to the polls to elect a new President. But before they do, their prior decisions yesterday have been called “earth shattering” by some and the end of an “era” in French … Continue reading Interpreting The French Election
Sometimes, it is an art form to parse from Donald Trump’s words what he really means. For example, he does not speak the way a typical politician does, spouting off platitudes about America’s role in the world and assuming everybody … Continue reading Donald Trump’s Radical, But Rational Foreign Policy
A long time ago, a great and ancient empire, known as Rome, ruled for over 500 years. Its lands stretching from Spain to the Middle-East and from the shores of Britian to the deserts of Carthage. Its armies were vast … Continue reading The Fall of Europe and The Warning to America
