This episode explains why Donald Trump and Joe Biden have had coronations more than tough nomination races.

The faculty discuss the different strategies of the Republican and Democratic parties in light of these changes and what the future of the pro-life movement looks like.

The faculty discuss how the politics of abortion has changed from the Roe (constitutional right to abortion) to the Dobbs (states can freely regulate or ban abortion) eras.

In this episode of the Filibuster Podcast, Dr. Sean Evans explains the political dynamics that led the House to oust Kevin McCarthy as Speaker.

This episode of the Filibuster podcast explains how Mike Johnson rose to be Speaker and how he will try to navigate internal party politics.

Seth Brake, Union's new International Relations professor provides the 411 on the Israeli-Hamas conflict: why it happened, what it means, how Israel, Hamas, and other will react, and its significance for the Middle East and the world.

The Political Science Faculty discuss why Russia invaded the Ukraine, what can be done about it, and how the invasion impacts global and American politics.

The Political Science faculty briefly discuss the withdrawal from Afghanistan before discussing their memories of 9/11 and the impact and lessons from that tragic day.

Dr. Evans and Dr. Ryan discuss the continuities and differences between the Biden and Trump foreign policies regarding China, trade, immigration, the Middle East, international alliances, and more.

Sean Evans and Hunter Baker discuss the Joe Biden's "First 100 Days" by examining the filibuster, Biden's ambitions, voting rights, lessons Biden learned from the Obama years, Covid, infrastructure, and the impact of Biden's policies on small business.