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Categories
- About This Site
- American Political Culture
- Bureaucracy
- Campaigns and Elections
- Civil Liberties
- Congress
- Current Affairs
- David Canon
- David Watkins
- Economic Policy
- Environmental Policy
- Federalism
- Food and Drink
- Foreign Policy
- Guest Authors
- Interest Groups
- Laura McKenna
- Michael Xenos
- Political Participation and Voting
- Political Parties
- Public Opinion
- Scott Lemieux
- Social Policy
- The Federal Courts
- The Founding and the Constitution
- The Media
- The Presidency
- Web/Tech
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- This blog uses examples from everyday politics to help students learn about American government and the basic principles of political science.
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