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 #34: US Voting Policy Reforms Part 3 — Potential Future ChangesMajor changes to who we vote for, when we vote, and how we vote may be on the horizon.1d ago1d ago
Politics With Paul Podcast #33: Psychology and Viewpoints of Independents w/ Guest Lura ForcumWhat do independents really think? Lura Forcum, president of the Independent Center, shares her insights.5d ago5d ago
Politics With Paul Podcast #32: Voting Policy Reforms Part 2 — Voting AccessExpansion of voting rights, the development of primaries, the rise of early and absentee voting, and more are discussed on today’s episode.Mar 25Mar 25
Politics With Paul #31: Voting Policy Reforms Part 1 — The Voting ProcessWhen we vote, who we vote for, and how we vote has changed considerably over time.Mar 18Mar 18
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.Mar 11Mar 11
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
