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 #30: How Should We Compensate Our Elected Officials?What is the right amount of pay for the people we vote into office? It’s not a straightforward answer.1d ago1d ago
Politics with Paul Podcast #29: Gerrymandering w/ Special Guest Mary NooneGerrymandering has insidious effects on Democrats, Republicans, and independents alike. How do we start effectively addressing the issue?Mar 4Mar 4
Politics with Paul Podcast #28: Political Efficacy: How Well We Know and Impact Politics (And…Why political efficacy is so important, how we define it, and what threatens it.Feb 25Feb 25
Politics with Paul Podcast #27: Separation of Powers, Its Debates, and How Donald Trump Factors inThe very basics of separation of powers are clear, but some exact duties and powers each branch possesses has been the subject of debate.Feb 18Feb 18
Politics with Paul Podcast #26: What Really is a Political Independent?The definition of “independent” is not as straightforward as you might think.Feb 11Feb 11
Politics with Paul Podcast #25 — Consequential Presidential Elections in US HistorySome of the most impactful presidential elections — and not always because of who won.Feb 4Feb 4
