Doug Goodman

Retired military and operations manager with a lifelong passion for politics. Has participated in campaigns at all levels and served on school, city, and county committees and boards.

Ending Gerrymandering Is Easy If Voters Are Up To The Challenge

Every 10 years, this nation conducts a census, a count of all people living in the 50 states. Immediately following the release of the results, the 435 members of the

By Doug Goodman

/ December 24, 2013

Ending Gerrymandering Is Easy If Voters Are Up To The Challenge

NSA Spying Creates Rare Bipartisanship In Congress

regarding potential violations of American civil liberties and international spying by the National Security Administration become public, Edward Snowden may have done something he had not intended. As more information

By Doug Goodman

/ December 12, 2013

NSA Spying Creates Rare Bipartisanship In Congress

Legislating Term Limits Throws Away Our Freedom of Choice

With another campaign season rapidly approaching, termed-out legislators are filing for other offices and calls to establish term limits for Congress are once again being heard. Term limits not only

By Doug Goodman

/ December 4, 2013

Legislating Term Limits Throws Away Our Freedom of Choice

GOP Can Still Stall Presidential Nominees Despite The Nuclear Option

On November 21, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D – Nev.) followed through on a threat he had issued more than once this year to use procedural maneuvers to end filibuster

By Doug Goodman

/ November 27, 2013

GOP Can Still Stall Presidential Nominees Despite The Nuclear Option