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This week we look at upsets within the GOP as Bush-era Republicans announce their departure from the party, which some call the "Cult of Trump."
Americans continue to suffer sleepless nights as the coronavirus pandemic ensues, but some doctors are now saying many Americans are exhibiting concussion-like symptoms. Murder rates also saw historic highs in 2020, according to a new study, which affects everything from education and films, to Super Bowl Sunday. Meanwhile, all hell broke loose last week when the Robinhood trading app restricted transactions for certain securities after a group of Redditors decided to cause GameStop shares to surge.
We weigh in on the Robinhood controversy, and then looking at politics this week, there have been shake ups in the GOP in recent days after many Bush-era Republicans have announced they are leaving the GOP after likening it to a "Cult of Trump." Will the Republican Party be able to realign its interests over the next four years, or did Trump's presidency present greater challenges to the party's standards and leadership than many may realize?
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This week we examine the first few days of Joe Biden's presidency, and the high volume of executive orders it has produced.
In a recent press statement, the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists has argued that we are closer to midnight on the doomsday clock than at any time since 1947. Meanwhile, as the United States continues to feel the ideological aftershocks of the tumult that ensued during the transition between administrations, the Department of Homeland Security has issued a new alert warning about future unrest and potential terrorism… but their concern seems to extend far beyond any single particular ideological group.
Then turning our attention to presidential administrations past and present, we look at Trump's record of "draining the swamp" compared with his final days in office, the pardons he issued (and chose not to issue, as with the case of Julian Assange), and his choice in revoking his own executive order on ethics. This, contrasted with President Biden's first days in office, and the unprecedented number of executive orders it has seen. While many view it as a proportional response to the last administration, do Biden's executive orders also represent the potential for concern?
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With less than 24 hours left in Donald J. Trump's presidency, we reflect on the changes that have taken place in the last four years, and what they mean for the future.
In the final 24 hours of Donald Trump's presidency, Gallup has released polls detailing that the 45th Commander in Chief of the United States will exit on a low note, with an approval rating of just 39%. Overall, Gallup says Trump never peaked above 50% approval during his single term in office, as other presidents before him had.
And yet, despite what the numbers say, many of Trump's supporters are frighteningly loyal, as the recent insurgency on the U.S. Capitol building seemed to show. What does this mean for the future of American politics, and how has the Trump Presidency shaped both parties over the last four years? We look at these questions on this week's edition of Middle Theory.
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In the "final daze" of Donald Trump's administration, the atmosphere is tense as new calls for his removal from office ensue following the siege on the U.S. Capitol Building.
It's been a tense last few days in Washington, and throughout the United States, following a demonstration by supporters of President Donald Trump which resulted in a temporary siege on the U.S. Capitol Building last week. In the aftermath of the incident, renewed calls for Trump's removal from office have led to a second impeachment effort, as well as the possibility that the 25th amendment could be invoked.
We analyze what led to this point, the political attitudes that fostered it, and why the problems we are seeing in America right now will not simply go away with a transition of power into future administrations. With America closer than it has been in decades to civil war, we look at how America became so divided, and what the path to restoration of unity may be in the years to come.
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As we kick off a new year, chaos ensues in Washington as protesters flood the Capitol Building, interrupting Congress's Electoral College Certification.
It's a new year, everyone... and yet it feels pretty familiar, as we begin our coverage of the news in 2021 with chaos unfolding in the Nation's Capital. While Vice President Mike Pence performed the awkward role of presiding over the Senate's certification of Electoral College votes that will ultimately put Joe Biden in the White House, supporters of Donald Trump marched through Washington and made their way to the Capitol Building, where things quickly escalated and protesters made their way into the building.
We look at the events leading up to this unprecedented breach of our Nation's Capital, as well as what the responses by President-Elect Biden, as well as President Trump, have been. Will America be able to find its way back to a more stable way of life, and government? We ask these questions, and look at the events of the last few hours on this week's edition of Middle Theory.
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