Watch on YouTube or listen via podcast. In marketing, we design campaigns for markets based on personas. We can have one (lousy marketing) or several (good marketing), and they help everyone understand the core characteristics or traits of the persona. We do many other things, but good marketing starts with knowing the customer and their… More Day 6: What it Means to Be an American
Watch on YouTube or listen via podcast. Important! I neglected to include the improvements made by Congress after the 2020 election. They have made this HARDER to do (thank god) and I have the details at the end of this blog. My apologies for not including this important information. It can still happen, but man,… More Day 7: Trump Doesn’t Need Your Vote
Watch on YouTube or listen via podcast. Donald Trump’s animosity toward the media stems from its power to scrutinize and fact-check his words and policies. By labeling the media “fake news,” he aimed to undermine its credibility, especially among his supporters. This tactic has contributed to a polarized view of the press, where millions distrust… More Day 24: Why Trump’s Media Attacks Endanger Americans
Watch on YouTube or listen via podcast. The Fourth Estate—the press or news media—plays an essential role in democratic societies, functioning as a watchdog that holds government and other powerful entities accountable. Exposing injustices, corruption, and power abuses is a critical check that reinforces transparency and upholds the rule of law. In this way, the… More Day 25: The Role of the Fourth Estate in Democracy
Watch on YouTube or listen via podcast. Democracy is a living, evolving system by its very nature. It is not static, nor should it be. For a democracy to thrive, it must adapt to its people’s ever-changing needs and values. Throughout history, changes to our organized democracy have often been driven by those who were… More Day 45: Five Ways Being Woke Changed History
Watch on YouTube or listen via podcast. Read part one here. When discussing what the federal government does for us, we often consider big things like protecting the country and making laws. But the truth is, the government touches our lives in ways we don’t always realize, helping us survive and thrive every single day.… More Day 52: Thirty Five Ways the Feds Protect You
Watch on YouTube or listen via podcast. Federal agencies play unique and crucial roles in the day-to-day functioning of the U.S. government. They are not just bureaucratic structures but entities with specific missions that contribute to the well-being of all citizens. Read part two here. These missions range from national defense to public health and… More Day 53: Project 2025 Aims to Break Federal Agencies
The Supreme Court is like the referee in a game of democracy. Its job is to ensure that everyone follows the rules of the game, which are based on the Constitution. When a case comes to the Supreme Court, the justices examine how people or the government apply the law and decide if it aligns… More Day 65: How to Prevent Supreme Court Corruption
Supreme Court decisions have played a massive role in shaping American society. Some of these rulings have advanced justice and equality, while others have sparked intense debates. This blog explores some of the most important Supreme Court cases, looking at how they’ve changed our laws and the way we live. Breaking Down Barriers: Victories in… More Day 66: Supreme Court Rulings That Changed Our Lives
The Supreme Court is one of the three branches of the United States government, standing alongside the Executive Branch (led by the President) and the Legislative Branch (made up of Congress). Each branch has a unique job. The Supreme Court’s main job is to interpret the laws of the land, ensuring they follow the Constitution.… More Day 67: Supreme Court as Guardian of Democracy’s Fragile Balance