Are you a Republican or Democrat? Are you liberal or conservative? That’s all anyone seems to care about now that the United States is firmly settled in its age of
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Students, citizens, politicians and professors from across Texas gathered in the Union’s Lyceum to listen to five candidates speak at a Saturday forum hosted by UNT College Democrats and Denton
Throughout history, politicians were always somewhat removed from the rest of the general population. Social media has opened up endless channels of communication and has made people in power more
When voting for president in November every four years, if you are over the age of 18 and meet the often strenuous qualifications to participate, you are given two options,
Multiple democratic candidates in the U.S. Senate race met in the Lyceum to answer question at Saturday’s U.S. Texas Senator
The old saying “you are what you eat” can apply to most things in life, but the specific political issues
Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke, popular among young Democratic Texan voters, has taken the country by storm. Though his attempt
Political beliefs are not as simple as choosing between the partisan sides of Republican versus Democrat. It is within these
With midterm elections on the horizon, it is becoming increasingly difficult to escape the resurrection of political divisiveness. Regardless of
The Democratic candidates for the District 64 congressional seat, Andrew Morris and Mat Pruneda, debated sanctuary cities, marijuana and abortion
