Category: THE PERSONAL IS STILL POLITICAL AND POLICY IS THE PROOF

• The Passing of Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell’s Illness, and the Future of Senate Power

  

  The death of Senator Lindsey Graham and the serious illness of Senator Mitch McConnell mark a pivotal moment in American politics, raising important questions about leadership, constitutional succession, and the resilience of democratic institutions. This nonpartisan analysis explores how Senate power is redistributed during periods of transition, the constitutional process for filling vacancies, the critical…

  Tobi McMillan

  July 14, 2026

  Beyond Red vs. Blue: Key Issues at a Glance, THE PERSONAL IS STILL POLITICAL AND POLICY IS THE PROOF

• DOGE Officially Shuts Down

  

  The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has officially concluded, ending one of the most ambitious—and controversial—federal reform initiatives in recent history. This evidence-based analysis explores its origins, accomplishments, criticisms, legal challenges, and lasting impact on American governance.

  Tobi McMillan

  July 8, 2026

  Competing Visions, Constitutional Order, Systemic, THE PERSONAL IS STILL POLITICAL AND POLICY IS THE PROOF