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October 27, 2021

ANJU FELIX

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Felix reviews the qualms of American immigration politics and explores new ways the Biden administration could change the status quo.

Kamala Harris on immigration: Same wine, new bottle

By ANJU FELIX | June 18, 2021

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Felix examines the United States' approach to gun violence as the Supreme Court decides to review individuals’ rights to bear arms.

The Second Amendment is America’s self-destruct button

By ANJU FELIX | May 1, 2021

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Felix examines why the Republican Party holds power despite its policies differing from public opinion.

To achieve pluralism, the Republican Party must begin listening to voters

By ANJU FELIX | April 11, 2021

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Felix argues that Tanden’s Twitter posts should not have disqualified her from becoming director of the Office of Management and Budget.

The fight against Neera Tanden's nomination was fueled by hypocrisy

By ANJU FELIX | March 8, 2021

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Felix argues that equitable vaccine distribution must be implemented worldwide.

Morally and practically, we need equitable vaccine distribution

By ANJU FELIX | February 20, 2021

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Felix highlights how Trump has shaped the Supreme Court by comparing two rulings on religious freedom.

A judiciary changeup: Trump's Supreme Court is inconsistent on religious freedom

By ANJU FELIX | December 12, 2020

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Felix assesses the 2020 election, arguing that the rationales of Trump supporters are more complex than most Biden supporters.

Diagnosing the psychological factors at play in the 2020 election

By ANJU FELIX | December 4, 2020

Suppressing negative emotions is bad for you and society

By ANJU FELIX | October 24, 2020

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