# Democracy
Opinion| Anti-American Slogan—A Cheap Political Tool in Pakistan
Politicians in Pakistan survive on the anti-American slogans to gain the support among the populace. The so-called leaders use it as an effective tool to gain favor of crowd, since Pakistanis exist as a crowd. The concept of a nation is only in the text books. When politicians fail to deliver, they accuse Washington of meddling in local affairs. But the fact is, the US and Pakistan have been allies for decades that goes beyond an anti-American sentiment.
Military vets fight a new war: Political misinformation
Participants at recent Veterans Organizing Institute retreat in Atlanta, Ga.Atlanta Civic Circle. After 20 years in the military organizing troops, Gloria Hamilton is now using her military training to get more involved in causes in her community – including the upcoming election.
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The Era of Contested Elections is Here
For the anniversary of the Jan. 6th capital riots: A History of American Elections from 1800 to Today. Historically, contested presidential elections have occurred against the backdrop of intensely partisan politics and critical turning points in U.S. history.
The Era of Contested Elections is Here, A History of American Elections from 1800 to Today
Historically, contested presidential elections have occurred against the backdrop of intensely partisan politics and critical turning points in U.S. history. Disputed election results have consequences that impact the country for years after the results are finalized. These disputes shape our nation more than any "normal" presidential election and often move to divide the country politically and socially.