The Effects of Vote-By-Mail on 2020 Democratic Campaigns
If Democrats wish to unseat Donald Trump in 2020, they will not only have to defend vote-by-mail but also use this…
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The Right Perspective: How Republican Youth May Be the Key to Enacting Climate…
Young Republicans are becoming increasingly central to achieving a political middle ground between left-wing and…
Unfolding Michael Bloomberg’s Meme Campaign
Michael Bloomberg, who suspended his 2020 Democratic presidential nomination campaign on March 3, spent nearly 600…
Part 1: The Digital Wild West
Although the lack of stringent regulation has allowed innovation to run rampant, unregulated use of advanced…
An Immigration System Worthy of WWII: How a Nation Built by Immigrants Goes…
As of today, more than 1,500 cases of separated families remain, with many dating back to 2017, meaning they have…
Will “Mask Diplomacy” Be Enough for China?
While many countries have pointed fingers at China in the genesis of the outbreak, can Beijing turn this domestic…
The Imperialist Basis for Modern Foreign Policy in the Name of Feminism
It is more imperative than ever to examine the seemingly benign facades of feminist ideals and the potential for…
US Elections Podcast Series: A Slightly Less Super Tuesday
In this edition of McGill International Review’s American Elections Podcast, Amine Kanoun, Sara Parker and…
Mitt Romney’s Vote on Impeachment and the State of American Politics
In Trump’s Washington, where going against the President often means being blacklisted, why would a man like Mitt…
Why Wasn’t There a Republican Primary in South Carolina?
Holding primaries is still a necessary part of the electoral process, no matter which party's incumbent candidate…