by Peter Reichard | Feb 20, 2025
Safety net or snare? Reassessing the impact of public assistance Written by Peter Reichard Originally published in American Habits. Your family has been struggling financially and is on public assistance. After completing a training program and proving yourself as an...
by Peter Reichard | Dec 3, 2024
Impacts as far as the eye can see: Utah’s public lands lawsuit Written by Peter Reichard Originally published in American Habits. A new dawn of federalism may be coming to our states, particularly as it pertains to federal lands. In August, Utah filed a lawsuit asking...
by Peter Reichard | Oct 16, 2024
The Comeback Kid: Trump is attempting a maneuver only one president has pulled off Written by Peter Reichard Four one-term ex-presidents (all New Yorkers) have attempted comeback runs. There has been only one “Comeback Kid” – so far – in presidential history: Grover...
by Peter Reichard | Oct 8, 2024
The most ‘consequential’ election Written by Peter Reichard While politicos every four years refer to the next presidential election as “the most consequential in American history,” none compares to 1860. Fundamental moral questions, shifting political winds, economic...
by Peter Reichard | Sep 11, 2024
Five bygone elections that echo into 2024 Written by Peter Reichard Originally published in American Habits. “The ugliest presidential election in history!” “The biggest election of our lifetime!” “The most dangerous candidate ever.” Another quadrennial brings another...
