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Steve Schneider articles

Steve Schneider lives in Hollywood, Florida. Retired, he writes articles for Humor Times and Democracy Chronicles. He also enjoys some spare time following the zany exploits of authoritarian-leaning Florida politicians.

Will The Gaetz Controversy Engulf Florida’s Governor?

by Steve Schneider - April 8, 2021

Possible 2022 DeSantis Campaign Theme: A Gas Mask for Every Floridian.” Photo from Rep. Matt Gaetz Twitter Feed.

All allegations involving “pay to play” corruption in the administration have been denied. So have all sex trafficking allegations naming Gaetz.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: American Corruption, Republicans

White Only Bill Signing in Georgia

by Steve Schneider - March 26, 2021

Six White Georgia lawmakers stood behind the governor as he signed a sweeping voter suppression law. Outside, a Black Democratic lawmaker was arrested.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: African-American Voting Rights, African-Americans and Democracy, American State Elections, Minority Voting Rights, Voter Access, Voter Suppression

The Wild and Wonderful Joe Manchin

by Steve Schneider - March 24, 2021

The Wild and Wonderful Joe Manchin

A so-called moderate from the once proudly blue state of West Virginia, Manchin suffers the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune foisted on him.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: American State Elections, Democrats, Racism and Prejudice

Florida Legislature Must Pass a Freedom to Register and Vote Act

by Steve Schneider - March 9, 2021

Florida Legislature Must Pass a Freedom to Register and Vote Act

Don’t you dare remove a registered voter from the voter rolls unless you are absolutely certain you are not crushing that person’s democratic rights.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: American State Elections, Voter Access, Voter Registration, Voter Suppression

There Are Two Competing Narratives About The 2020 Election

by Steve Schneider - March 7, 2021

There are two competing narratives about the 2020 election

Unless all of our presidential elections have been rigged to varying degrees, narratives of rigged and stable elections are false.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Election Security, Voter Access, Voting Machines

Cruz Flies to Mexico While Abbott Spreads False Information

by Steve Schneider - February 19, 2021

Cruz Flies to Mexico While Abbott Spreads False Information

Where were Texas leaders when an Arctic chill spread across Texas, depriving power to millions? Senator Ted Cruz got on a plane for Mexico.

Filed Under: DC Authors

Parkland School Shooting Widow Speaks About Rep. Greene

by Steve Schneider - February 13, 2021

Parkland School Shooting Widow Speaks About Rep. Greene

Sunday is the 3rd anniversary of the Parkland school shooting. Debbi Hixon who lost her husband Chris in the shooting speaks about Rep. Greene.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Republicans

Court Rules Therapists Have Right to Offer Conversion Therapy

by Steve Schneider - February 3, 2021

Right to Offer Conversion Therapy

A three-judge federal panel recently green-lighted a controversial form of treatment for minors despite opposition.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: LGBT People and Democracy

Trump Lies, Cruz Complicity, and Why Black Lives Matter in Texas

by Steve Schneider - January 29, 2021

Black Lives Matter in Texas

Carroll G. Robinson, law professor, attorney and Democratic activist, took time out from his hectic schedule to do an email interview.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: African-American Voting Rights, African-Americans and Democracy, American State Elections, Minority Voting Rights, Redistricting, Republicans, Voter Suppression, Women and Democracy, Women Voting Rights

An Expat American in the Middle East Discusses Trump Concerns

by Steve Schneider - January 17, 2021

Trump Concerns

Democracy Chronicles author Steve Schneider interviews ex-pat American Jason Meursault who shares his overseas perspective on the Capitol riot.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Africa, Democracy Protests, Iran, Middle East, Republicans

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A New Approach To Breaking Our Media Silos

By Jenna Spinelle August 12, 2022

It’s no secret that there’s a partisan divide in the media, but thus far, solutions to bridge that divide have been few and far between.

Carmel’s Cautionary Tale for Post-Roe America

By Joe Mathews August 10, 2022

The lesson is about… the human horrors of letting judges, or anyone else, determine our rights on the basis of history – especially when history omits so much.

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New Tech Helps Citizens Audit The Vote

By Steve Schneider August 9, 2022

Rebuilding trust in our democracy would require high-quality verification in the form of audits that will stand up in the court of public opinion.

2022: Year Of Radical Change For Camp Lejeune Justice

By Andrew Straw August 4, 2022

Indiana has been a purple state dominated and oppressed by Republicans who stack every deck in their own favor, all three branches.

Here At The Crossroads, To Lead Or Be Led

By Jack Jones August 1, 2022

We will only have a chance to save our imperiled democracy if we work to reverse discriminatory laws like Citizens United.

Laboratories Against Democracy

By Jenna Spinelle July 25, 2022

Jake Grumbach’s book “Laboratories against Democracy: How National Parties Transformed State Politics” is out now from Princeton University Press.

Mass Shootings: Time To Ramp Up Citizen Action

By Jack Jones July 20, 2022

Those controlling the levers of power need to be confronted on these issues and made uncomfortable enough so that they can act.

Harnessing The Power Of “We The People” On Independence Day

By Jenna Spinelle July 3, 2022

Democracy does not have a singular definition, which is one of the things that makes it so interesting to me — and undoubtedly to many of you.

Florida Doesn’t Need a Speech Czar

By Steve Schneider June 28, 2022

Full disclosure: I’m a liberal Democrat. So, I won’t be sending in my vote-by-mail ballot for Ron DeSantis in November. Nor will I vote for him in 2024.

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New Quarter Will Honor Activist Who Fought For Women’s Voting

New Quarter Will Honor Activist Who Fought For Women’s Voting

July 28, 2022

A Latina suffragette and one of New Mexico’s first female officials during the 20th century will have her image stamped on the US quarter.

Magnum Photographers Challenged To Picture Swiss Democracy

Magnum Photographers Challenged To Picture Swiss Democracy

July 6, 2022

Magnum photographers accustomed to exploring crisis regions have been challenged to capture the quiet operation of Swiss democracy.

India: Why Are Punjab Political Singers Under Attack?

India: Why Are Punjab Political Singers Under Attack?

June 8, 2022

The murder of Sidhu Moose Wala has brought attention to the link between Punjabi music and India’s cross-border criminal networks.

University Educated Less Likely To Endorse Authoritarianism

University Educated Less Likely To Endorse Authoritarianism

June 4, 2022

Higher education is now seen as a new political cleavage, with level of education increasingly important in describing political attitudes.

From Cake To Volunteers, Welcome To Australia’s Democracy Day

From Cake To Volunteers, Welcome To Australia’s Democracy Day

May 25, 2022

The atmosphere in the interstate polling booth in Sydney’s inner east resembled that of an emergency room waiting for a donor organ.

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