Posts by Danielle Salanitri
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Obama’s Improved Perfomance
Posted on October 17, 2012Fully understanding the implications of his disastrous performance during the first presidential debate, President Obama came back in full swing at last night’s Town Hall. He was able to not […] -
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Closing the Gender Gap
Posted on October 16, 2012Photo by: USA Today It is not unknown that President Obama’s performance at the first debate was less than stellar; substantially decreasing the comfortable lead he once held in the […] -
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Social Issues in the 2012 Election
Posted on October 13, 2012With a struggling economy and unrest in the Middle East, discussion of social issues has taken a back seat in this election cycle. That is, until this week’s Vice Presidential […] -
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Kaine in the Lead
Posted on October 11, 2012Photo by: Giarc80HC on flickr.com In the race to represent Virginia in the United States Senate, Public Policy Polling has Governor Kaine steadily leading Senator Allen in a poll taken […] -
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The U.S. Supreme Court and the 2012 Election
Posted on October 11, 2012Photo by: Hickydoo on flickr.com Yesterday the United States Supreme Court heard arguments for Fisher V. University of Texas, a case in which the decision will either render Affirmative Action […] -
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President Obama Comes to GMU
Posted on October 5, 2012Photo by: Stephen Kline of Broadside Today, the George Mason community once again, welcomed President Barack Obama. Almost 2,000 people headed to the Center for the Arts for a rally […] -
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The United States Elections Project
Posted on September 30, 2012Photo by: Thomas Graves Associate Professor, Dr. Michael McDonald of GMU is conducting a project to spread information regarding the United State electoral system. The objective of the United States […] -
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Soros Makes Donation to Priorities USA Action
Posted on September 29, 2012Photo by: cvrcak1 The New York Times reported that the billionaire businessman, George Soros, is contributing to three democratic super PACs. The announcement was made at an event […]