HPRgument Blog Archives - Page 63 of 65 - Harvard Political Review

Alex Copulsky - September 29, 2008

I don't think most Obama supporters realize that Obama is running on a platform promising unending war in the Middle East. I don't mean...

Alex Copulsky - September 18, 2008

I was recently reading the Harvard Independent (a mistake, I know), and one of the writers had a piece discussing two widely-read articles over...

Alex Copulsky - September 9, 2008

The presidential race has taken more of an interesting turn than I could have imagined with John McCain's selection of Sarah Palin as a...

Harvard Political Review - September 7, 2008

John McCain's speech at the Republican National Convention did a handful of things poorly and a lot of things well. While the speech didn't...

Harvard Political Review - September 7, 2008

Fresh off of his keynote address at the Democratic National Convention, former Virginia governor Mark Warner is spending the rest of his summer...

Alex Copulsky - September 2, 2008

recently read an article by Bernard-Henri Levy in the New Republic on the financial crisis, which I highly recommend. There was one part I...

Alex Copulsky - August 31, 2008

I don't think history has in any sense "returned"; as Robert Kagan has suggested of the recent conflict in Georgia, but merely has become...

Harvard Political Review - August 28, 2008

On April 29, 1972, the Barristers Union at Yale Law School held its annual Prize Trial, in which four top lawyers, two to a...

Harvard Political Review - August 19, 2008

“I have never had a president who inspired me the way people tell me that my father inspired them,” Caroline Kennedy wrote in January...

Harvard Political Review - August 13, 2008

Republicans lately seem to be trying harder to be funny than ever before. And in many cases, they're actually succeeding—albeit in a a...