PinnedNow Announcing: The Politics with Paul Podcast!I’m branching out into another medium with my nonpartisan political analysis. Here are some more details.Aug 8, 2024Aug 8, 2024
PinnedNow Publicly Announcing: I Wrote a Book!That’s right: I wrote and self-published my first book! With words! And pages!Nov 7, 2021Nov 7, 2021
PinnedRedder and Bluer States: Are We Seeing a Rise of One-Party Rule in U.S. Governments?UPDATE 8/23/2024: I now have a podcast, Politics with Paul! You can listen to it on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.Nov 8, 20238Nov 8, 20238
PinnedShould We Have an Age Limit for Our Elected Officials?Should we have a maximum age for our government officials? Either way, there are a lot of obstacles in the way of implementation.Oct 31, 202331Oct 31, 202331
Politics with Paul Podcast #22: Variations Within the Democratic and Republican PartiesThe parties are becoming more uniform in their respective ideologies, but there are noteworthy differences depending on where you look.6d ago6d ago
Politics with Paul Podcast #21: How Many Democrat, Republican, and Independent Voters are There?The answer is more complicated than you might think.Jan 2Jan 2
The Current Longest Partisan Droughts in US Elections #8: Governors’ Races (Republicans)In which states have Republicans gone the longest without winning the governorship?Dec 23, 2024Dec 23, 2024
Politics with Paul Podcast #20: Should SCOTUS Justices Have Term Limits?There are a bunch of philosophical and practical considerations to think about — as well as a fundamental change to the US Constitution.Dec 19, 2024Dec 19, 2024
Politics with Paul Podcast #19: Historical Partisan Divisions of CongressHere’s how the party divisions in Congress have changed over time.Dec 12, 2024Dec 12, 2024
Politics with Paul Podcast #18: Expansion of Presidential Power and its ControversiesWhat can (and should) the president do with their power? Have presidential powers gone too far?Dec 5, 2024Dec 5, 2024
