United States Archives - Page 64 of 98 - Harvard Political Review

Author - January 6, 2013

Four HPR writers give their thoughts on the future of the Grand Old Party.

Author - January 2, 2013

Bowles-Simpson does not transcend today's political issues but is rather one potential solution among many.

Author - December 26, 2012

Gun control may not be the real solution to America's problem with gun violence.

Author - December 20, 2012

The irony of the new Southern secessionism.

Author - December 7, 2012

The Supreme Court will rule twice in favor of marriage equality this summer.

Author - December 6, 2012

Less bickering and more compromise would go a long ways towards restoring the party's tarnished reputation.

Author - December 6, 2012

The GOP, which has been dominated by Tea Party spokesmen in recent years, is in need of a new voice.

Author - December 6, 2012

The GOP should refocus on economic issues rather than pandering to (or alienating) demographic groups.

Author - December 6, 2012

The Republican Party is fine, so long as it slowly shifts towards being the conservative party of the future.

Author - December 6, 2012

Before jumping into the 2016 presidential race, popular Governor Chris Christie should first look at what happened to Governor Sarah Palin.