Republicans fail to assess national mood
Radical republicans beg the question: Are they actually comedians from Saturday Night Live?
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Poll shows Obama would beat Romney
A USC/Los Angeles Times poll finds California voters largely support the current president.
Are underhanded politics a problem?
Campaigns have always been dirty — this one is no exception. The process will reveal who is best suited to handle a tough presidency.
Are underhanded politics a problem?
Mudslinging GOP candidates have eroded the integrity of the electoral process, leaving voters with a bad taste in their mouths.
Romney’s take on tuition is impractical
We can’t all join the military or shop around for scholarships; the government needs to help.
Super Tuesday gives Romney, Santorum lead
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney celebrated a decisive victory with a win in Ohio.
Professor discusses role of religion in 2012 election
USC’s Political Science Department and Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies hosts a lecture.
How much does anti-gay rhetoric set back the GOP?
Fundamentalists within the Republican Party should not dissuade conservative students; the party’s core ideas are ultimately sound.
Do super PACs kill the youth voice?
As powerful as super PACs are, they constitute a legitimate form of political activity — one that will not suppress the student voice.
Romney leads poll, occupy support strong
Despite recent allegations of sexual misconduct, businessman Herman Cain is second in the polls.