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Mr. Beat and the implications of the Electoral College system (opens the original)
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Matthew Beat, known as Mr. Beat online, is an educational content creator who gave a lecture for the America 250 series on the Electoral College system and its implications at the Memorial Union Tuesday. “If the nonfathers were here today, transported into a time machine 250 years later, and they found out we were still using the Electoral College, they’d be like, ‘what are you doing?’” Beat said. Beat explained that the Electoral College is anti-democratic and anti-representative in the way it
Meet U.S. Senate candidate Thomas Lahen (opens the original)
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Thomas Lahen, a third-party U.S. Senate candidate running in Iowa, shared his stances and policy proposals on agriculture, veterans, campaign finance and income tax ahead of the Nov. 3 election. In 2018, Lahen was the first libertarian to hold an elected partisan office in Iowa as the Green County Attorney General. Lahen has since been reelected and is finishing his eighth year as he runs for the U.S. Senate. Lahen, whether elected or not, wants Iowans to see the political system as it is in its
A lecture on the political philosophy of the USA (opens the original)
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Dr. Scott Samuelson, a Hiett Prize winner and Iowa State professor, gave a lecture for the America 250 series on the political philosophy of the Declaration of Independence at the Memorial Union Tuesday. “What does it mean to be an American now, and does the Declaration of Independence still hold?” Samuelson said. Samuelson said the ideas he shared came mainly from conversations with Iowans while traveling and giving lectures around the state. The main focus of the lecture was based around three
Meet the Iowa State Speaker of the StuGov Senate: Claire Hartley (opens the original)
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Speaker of the Student Government Senate Claire Hartley, a senior studying political science, aims to continue investing in the student body during her 2026-27 term. “Student Government is for students,” Hartley said. “Something we often forget is that members in the organization are also students. Reinvesting in those students, whether it be with good experiences or permitting them to have good events, is something I’ve been pushing for.” Work to achieve this goal is already set in motion for t
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