Category: deconstructed
Bill Shireman Believes We're All 'In This Together'
05 October, 2022
Senator Brian Jones: Against the Odds but for the People
21 September, 2022
What May Happen if We “Level the Playing Field” in Politics?
Alexandra Shapiro, J.D., and Peter Ackerman, Ph.D. join T. J. O’Hara, the host of Deconstructed, to discuss the incredible imbalance in our Nation’s presidential election that makes it almost impossible for independent and Third-Party candidates to gain any traction.
17 February, 2021
The Electoral College: An ‘Educated’ Discussion of its Pros and Cons
Chad Peace and Scott Greytak join T.J. O’Hara on Deconstructed to examine whether we should stick with the Electoral College, shift to a straight democratic vote, or entertain the consideration of something in-between.
30 December, 2020
‘Unequal’ Justice: Discriminating Against Discrimination
While we can celebrate the election of the first Black, subcontinental Asian, female Vice President, our Nation still struggles with discrimination based on a variety of suspect categories.
03 February, 2021
Presidential Debates: Ineffective or Informative?
The Commission on Presidential Debates (the “CPD”) has catered to establishment candidates for decades, denying the electorate of an exposure to legitimate alternative choices.
16 December, 2020
America in 2040: Still a Superpower?
02 December, 2020
Has Joe Biden Missed His Window of Opportunity?
18 April, 2019
America in 2040: Still a Superpower?
02 December, 2020
Ross Perot: The Legacy of an Independent Candidate
24 July, 2019
At Home Voting: The Method and the Madness
26 August, 2020
Joe Collins: Taking a Big-Name Incumbent into Deep Waters in CA-43
09 September, 2020
The League of Women Voters is in a League of Its Own
23 September, 2020
Online vs. In-Person Schooling: Whose Vote Should Count?
07 October, 2020
Rank the Vote: Helping States Overcome ‘The Lesser of Two Evils’
21 October, 2020
‘OMG WTF Does the Constitution ACTUALLY Say?’
04 November, 2020
Dictators Who Have Ruled in the Past – Is It Happening Again?
18 November, 2020
The Electoral College: An ‘Educated’ Discussion of its Pros and Cons
30 December, 2020
What May Happen if We “Level the Playing Field” in Politics?
17 February, 2021
‘Unequal’ Justice: Discriminating Against Discrimination
03 February, 2021
Presidential Debates: Ineffective or Informative?
16 December, 2020
Georgia’s New Election Law: Reasonable or Racist?
21 April, 2021
Do You Approve of Approval Voting?
01 September, 2021
Civil Engagement: The Bridge Alliance, Citizen Connect, and The Fulcrum
15 September, 2021
Candidate John Cox: Why the CA Recall Should Matter to Independents
08 September, 2021
Is ‘Democracy At Risk’? Joe Trippi Shares His Point of View
20 January, 2022
Hon. David M. Walker delivers a ‘State of the Economy’ interview
29 September, 2021
Is The Constitution In Crisis… Or Did It Create One?
13 October, 2021
Pledge: ‘I Will Listen First to Understand’
03 November, 2021
Deconstructing Nonpartisan Reform with NANR’s Exec. Director
23 February, 2022
‘Toppling the Duopoly’ Through Practical Political Reforms
09 February, 2022
It’s Not A Nightmare If You ‘Wake Up to Politics’
20 April, 2022