John Delaney’s “Pragmatic Idealism”

Nearly one month from the Iowa caucus, thirteen Democrats have dropped out of the presidential race--mayors, governors, and U.S. Senators among them. There are still fifteen (!) left, including the first prominent Democrat to announce their candidacy: former Congressman John Delaney of Maryland. As of this writing, Delaney has struggled to break ground in the polls, but he has recently redoubled his efforts in Iowa in the hopes that his brand of “pragmatic idealism” will eventually catch fire. In The Zeitgeist recently sat down with Delaney to talk national service, infrastructure, foreign policy--and that box jump video.

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Referendums and the Changing Face of Democracy

The views expressed by the contributors are their own and not the view of the Editorial Review or The Politics Society. By: Louis Bartholomew ’18 In the past year, referendums have…

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Looking Forward to Midterms…

The views expressed by the contributors are their own and not the view of the Editorial Review or The Politics Society. By: Lionel Blake '21 In the months following the…

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Lunch Time Letdown in The Amazon

The views expressed by the contributors are their own and not the view of the Editorial Review or The Politics Society. By: Aldo Gonzalez '20 Corporate America is in love with…

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