Conservatives at a Crossroads
In civics class we were taught a simple and punchy set of generalities to describe the Republican Party:…
Author: Tyler Unrath
Tyler Unrath is a sophomore in the Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy, studying Policy Analysis and Management. He is a contributor to the Cornell Review and can be reached at tcu5@cornell.edu.
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Unity in Name Only
President Joe Biden’s message from the beginning of his campaign and through his inauguration centered around the immeasurable…
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The Worst of Trump
If November 3rd was purported to provide clarity for the Republican Party moving forward, it fell decidedly short….
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Trump’s Holiday Surprise
President Donald Trump’s grip over the Republican Party had weakened since the election. Denied a second term and…
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On China, Joe Biden Is Whoever You Want Him to Be
The 2016 election marked a substantial shift in America’s attitude on China. President Trump zeroed in on the…
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Moving the Covid Goalposts
At the onset of the pandemic, Americans were inundated with that notorious graph. Its two bell curves, one…
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Joe Biden: The Armchair Quarterback
From the very beginning of this pandemic, Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden has enjoyed the luxury of shouldering…