We cannot allow any chance of Donald Trump getting elected and then imploding under the weight of his own hubris as the Leader of the Free World.
Standing Rock: Protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline
Sean Davis talks with activist Jessie Sponberg about his experiences at Standing Rock during the Dakota Access Pipeline protest, which is still continuing and growing in support.
An Open Letter to Donald Trump from a Purple Heart Veteran
After Donald Trump was given a Purple Heart medal from a veteran, Trump quipped, “I always wanted to get the Purple Heart. This was much easier.” Purple Heart recipient Sean Davis responds.
Election Cycle 2016: The Alternate Candidates for President of the United States
There are over 1,800 candidates running for President of the United States this election cycle; Sean Davis has endeavored to meet some of the alternatives to Clinton and Trump.
What I Learned during My Short Time as a Lobbyist on Capitol Hill
Sean Davis was sent to Washington, D.C., to speak to our nation’s lawmakers and act as a lobbyist. He reflects on that experience and implores a call for action.
The “Weak” in U.S. Politics: June 20th 2016
The “Weak” in U.S. Politics: Over 7,000 Bernie Sanders supporters have signed up to run for office while Americans still trust Trump over Clinton, but the question of the week was, “Would Trump drop out for $150 million?” Crowdfund now!
My Mayoral Campaign: Final Report
Sean Davis’s bid to be the next mayor of Portland comes to an end this political cycle, but he’s just getting started.
My Mayoral Campaign: Schrödinger’s Democracy
Sean Davis’s continuing bid to be mayor of Portland; he ponders what democracy means and wonders why we perpetuate a viewpoint that politicians need to be rich and/or careerists.
My Mayoral Campaign: Going Full Walter
Sean Davis continues his bid to be mayor of Portland, but finds himself channeling his inner Walter Sobchak as he feels frustrated by the lack of inclusion for all mayoral candidates.
My Mayoral Campaign: True Currency
Sean Davis continues his bid to be mayor of Portland, talks about support, listening to constituents, fundraising, and currency more valuable than money.