As the 2020 election field narrows to Biden and Trump, first-time voters speak out on increasingly limited options amid an uncertain post-pandemic future.
For many high school students, the Bernie Sanders campaign meant a vision of the future with no college debt. Now, amid a pandemic, that future
It was early in 2016 when I first heard the name Bernie Sanders. I was 14 years old and wasn’t super into politics. But when
“Seeing the candidates quarrel over policies seems like just another presidential debate you see on TV,” writes VOX ATL’s James Rhee. “But I started to
I encountered a small elderly woman and for data entry purposes, I asked who she had voted for. Her response troubled me: “Oh, I’m not
Not even two days before Super Tuesday, it wasn’t irrational to claim that Sanders had the Democratic presidential nomination. So, what possibly went wrong?
“I’m not gonna say you don’t have a place in these conversations, but you need to be aware of your role as an ally and
Older voters have scratched their heads wondering why this generation has become so anti-establishment. One important factor is that many Millennials came of age during
Bernie Sanders is possibly the most liberal Democrat to appear on voters’ ballots, much to the pleasure of younger voters in America. Sanders’ extremely liberal
