Fanney and Ainslie discuss polls: how they work, when they are useful, and why people do not trust them. Plus, what went wrong in the 2016 election?

Fanney and Ainslie elucidate the Constitutional principle of protecting minority rights from majority rule and connect it to recent political events, including a discussion on the electoral college. 

Fanney and Ainslie explore the dynamic between age and politics by presenting statistics, analysis, and opinions, and answering pertinent questions such as: How significant are young people in politics? Should term limits be set for Congress and the Supreme Court? Should sixteen year olds be allowed to vote? 

Fanney and Ainslie discuss late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the impact her life had on American law, and the impact her death will have on American politics.