Generational Cycle Is Turning on Immigration
This article originally appeared in the National JournalAmericans have been of two minds about immigration almost since the founding of the Republic. On the one hand, we swell with pride at the...
View ArticleWho's Coming to the Party
This article originally appeared in the National JournalAn August national survey of nearly 3300 Americans 18-85 years old conducted by research company, Frank N. Magid Associates, details the current...
View ArticleGOP Hispanic Political Malpractice
One of the more curious developments in American politics over the last two decades is the political malpractice of Republicans in dealing with Hispanic-Americans. Indeed, it now appears that the 2012...
View Article2012: Another Millennial Triumph
In an election as close as this year’s presidential contest, any group can make a credible claim for having made the critical difference in the outcome. But there is certainly no denying the impact the...
View ArticleAsian Americans Are an Emerging Force in U.S. Politics
First Posted in the National JournalIn the countless commentaries focusing on the demographic factors shaping the outcome of the 2012 election, there has been virtually nothing said about the...
View ArticleTax Revolt Is Ending Where It All Began
California’s demographic trends provide a first glimpse of what all of America will look like in the future, including the country's new attitude toward finding the revenue to pay for a more activist...
View ArticleA Millennial Era Approach to Preventing Gun Violence
President Obama’s comprehensive proposal for preventing gun violence in America is to be commended. The focus for policy makers shouldn’t be to try and sort out which of his ideas are politically...
View ArticleWatch for Millennial Oriented SOTU from President Obama
As demonstrated in the presidential exit polls and rehashed in countless articles and blogs since the election, Barack Obama’s decisive reelection victory over Mitt Romney was a triumph for a...
View ArticleAmerica Takes a Giant Step into the Millennial Era
As America approaches the 239th celebration of its independence, the events that began with the horrific shooting of innocent churchgoers in Charleston, South Carolina on June 17th and culminated in an...
View ArticleThe Democrats' Generation Gap
Not since the Vietnam War and the presidential primary campaigns of 1968 and 1972, has America seen as wide a gap in voting behavior between older and younger voters within a political party as the...
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