by Shellee O'Brien | Newsletter
Questions of Civic Proportions Newsletter January 26, 2020 My Fellow Citizens, By now, you’ve heard discussion of the latest book about the Trump presidency. You’ve undoubtedly heard one of its key phrases, “dangerously uninformed.” But is any...
by Shellee O'Brien | News
What should we expect the work of “impartial justice” to look like? To begin the impeachment trial, the oath to the U.S. Constitution isn’t enough. The U.S. Senate has now become something different. They have received the articles of impeachment and...
by Shellee O'Brien | Newsletter
Questions of Civic Proportions Newsletter January 12, 2020 My Fellow Citizens, It’s that time of year again. It might be unique to election years. Let’s all join hands or shake our fists or whatever it is you do when we join together to call for better...
by Shellee O'Brien | Editor's Note, News
Surviving Election 2020: How will you resist the “prophets of doom?” Frederick Douglass’s vision for the United States in 1869 can help. Like everyone else, I’m trying to distract myself from the headlines. I have always been serious about following...
by Shellee O'Brien | Reading LIst
The Unanswered Questions of the American Presidency and the Constitution #CitizensRead Book Club picks up a constitutional guide to what future presidents need to know. A recent appeals court decision acknowledged a concession many have resisted. Twitter has...
