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  • Obama Didn’t Just Help Create Trump, He Also Helped Create Bernie Sanders

    02/24/2020 8:38:59 AM PST · by Kaslin · 20 replies
    The Federalist ^ | February 24, 2020 | Johyn Daniel Davidson
    Like Trump, Sanders is tapping into a seething discontent in American life over who has power and who doesn’t. AUSTIN, Texas — At a massive Bernie Sanders rally like the one held downtown here on Sunday evening, you get the sense that a huge swath of the Democratic voter base is deeply unhappy with everything in America, and has been for a while.The immediate object of their ire might be Donald Trump, but their discontent goes further back than the last election, and it encompasses more than politics as usual. They want everything Sanders promises: Medicare for all, free college,...
  • One Month Before Iowa Caucus, State University Bans Students From Emailing About Politics

    01/05/2020 8:57:31 AM PST · by Kaslin · 51 replies
    The Federalist ^ | January 5, 2020 | Chrissy Clark
    With just one month left before the Iowa Caucus, Iowa State University is stifling students’ First Amendment rights by prohibiting them from using email to communicate about campaigns and ballot issues. Students are also limited from “chalking,” a tradition of drawing both political and apolitical messages on the sidewalk with chalk.University officials approved an interim policy that restricts chalking on Iowa State’s campus to registered student organizations publicizing upcoming events open to all students. This limits thousands of students from participating in chalking.Speech First, a non-profit advocating for First Amendment rights, filed a lawsuit challenging Iowa State University for their...