Can the far-left and far-right form a new coalition for government?
If the far-left and far-right were to compromise, it will be an imperative for us to come together and chart a course that does not descend to Old World tribalism.
Tag: election 2016
Clinton mired in controversy, compromised for presidency
Hillary Clinton is a compromised candidate, and she will make for a compromised president.
WATCH The Pony Update, Mustangs Give Back
It’s Easter weekend and the student body president voting ends today, and the Mustangs Give Back campaign is contributing thousands of dollars to student projects. Find out all this and more on today’s Pony UPdate with SMU-TV’s Geof Short.
WATCH Real Talk: What a contested convention means to you
This week on Real Talk, a recap of Super Tuesday round 3, an update on who is no longer in the presidential race and a breakdown of what it would mean if either party were to have a contested convention.
WATCH The Daily Update, Wednesday, February 24, 2016
On today’s Daily Update find out when and which GOP candidates are coming to Texas, SMU breaks ground on their new aquatic center this week, and the women’s basketball team takes on UConn.
WATCH The Daily Update, Tuesday, February 23, 2016
On today’s Daily Update, one SMU sports coach is retiring, a former president was in Dallas yesterday, and Trending Tuesdays has an app for tracking money during spring break.
Social media responds to Pope Francis’ comments on Trump
A war of words between Pope Francis and Donald Trump raged this week after the Pope’s recent visit to Mexico.
WATCH The Daily Update, Friday, February 19, 2016
On today’s Daily Update, see how the SMU Career and Internship Fair went yesterday, learn about one East Dallas garden, and one man has an interesting offer in case Trump wins.
WATCH Student Senate hosts Congressional Candidates
Four congressional candidates stopped by campus last night SMU-TV has the story.
This week’s cartoon: How can political parties get students more excited?
What can political parties due to get students more involved in the elections? An SMU alumnus has the answer.