Sean Saliva
Sean graduated Summa Cum Laude from Kieser University in 2022 with a bachelor's Degree in Political Science.
Civic Ignorance: Consequences of a Disengaged Nation
In a democratic nation like America, an informed and engaged citizenry is the bedrock of a thriving society. Civic ignorance, the lack of knowledge...
America’s Problem: Prosperity without Problems
America's tapestry of progress has been woven with the threads of adversity and challenge. America's Problems have spanned the birth pangs of the Revolutionary...
The Republican Feud with the FBI
A heated feud has emerged between the Republican party and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), which centers around the elusive FD-1023 form. This...
Liberty in Peril
"Liberty in Peril," authored by renowned economist and political economist Randall G. Holcombe, serves as a compelling exploration of the threats faced by individual...
Zero Sum Politics: A Recipe for Democratic Disaster
Zero sum politics, characterized by a win-lose mentality where one side's gain is perceived as the other side's loss. This mentality poses a significant...
Our Own Worse Enemy
"Our Own Worst Enemy" by Tom Nichols is a thought-provoking book that delves into the current state of American society and explores how various...
The Death of Expertise
In "The Death of Expertise," Tom Nichols presents a compelling and thought-provoking exploration of the erosion of trust in experts and the implications for...
How America Lost its Mind
In his powerful and thought-provoking book, "How America Lost its Mind," acclaimed author Thomas Patterson takes readers on a profound exploration of the decline...
Democracy at Risk: The Dangers Facing American Democracy
Modern political systems widely recognize democracy as their cornerstone, and people often regard the United States as a model for democratic governance worldwide. Popular...
Thomas Jefferson & John Adams: Friends and Political Opponents
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, two of America's founding fathers, had a relationship that was both politically and personally complex. Despite having fundamental differences...
