Even the most powerful people are subject to circumstances beyond their control – and this is exactly what happened to President Joe Biden Friday.
Richard Lee
New college course will explore pop culture, the media and public policy
The lines between entertainment and politics have always been blurry, but the distinction is even less clear today.
Rush to Judgement: Then and Now
A cardinal rule of journalism provides good advice — for journalists, for elected officials and for all of us: “Get it first, but first, get it right.”
Should candidates’ children be off limits?
If you use your family to score political points, don’t complain if slings and arrows follow.
Jandoli Institute Executive Director chimes in on Erie County Exec race
A WKBW segment on the Erie County Executive campaign included comments from Jandoli Institute Executive Director Richard Lee.
A brief period of political civility followed the 9/11 attacks
For a few weeks in the fall of 2001, Americans put aside their differences and came together,
A shift in message?
A new Biden ad about his visit to Ukraine appears to indirectly address concerns about the president’s age.
Donald Trump won’t be on stage at tonight’s GOP debate, but he still will steal the spotlight
As the 2024 presidential campaign kicks off, the road to the White House will be another wild ride.
What if political campaigns had a trading deadline like MLB?
Political campaigns shuffle staff and retool as circumstances dictate, but what if that process was structured along the lines of the MLB trading deadline?
Is England healthier than America?
Americans spending the summer in Great Britain feel life in the U.K. is healthier and safer than in the U.S.
