The truth is this: any form of voting, like any form of government, is imperfect. Our current voting institution harbors many issues, but even if we were to implement a new and improved system, some issues would remain and others would arise.
With a presidency and 35 Senate seats to decide on in less than a month, candidates are leaving no stone unturned to appeal to their voters. Boston University’s College of Communication hosted a panel Wednesday entitled, “Political Ads: What Do Candidates Get For $1 Billion?”
Their lack of shared experiences is what worries me most about their potential time in office. When it comes down to proposing bills and getting legislation passed, will they still have the passion that they have on stage? Will they fight for equality, or will they let things slide because other national interests are supposedly more important?
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MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE — First lady Michelle Obama on Thursday passionately encouraged a crowd in New Hampshire to vote for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton...
