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Tag: Tim Martinson

Tim Martinson is a political science major from Merrick, New York, on Long Island. After finishing his undergraduate degree, he plans on continuing to graduate school for a Master’s degree. Tim volunteered for State Senator John Brooks’ re-election campaign in 2018. He is currently a member of the Binghamton College Democrats and is a public affairs show host at WHRW. Tim was an intern political journalist at Happy Medium in the summer of 2022. Tim has an interest in political history and likes to play video games and learn new things in his free time.

Congressional District #19: Josh Riley vs. Marc Molinaro

A look into the upcoming congressional election in NY-19. Featuring an interview with Democratic candidate Josh Riley.

1-2, 2022, Binghamton, Congress, interview, Josh Riley, Marc Molinaro, midterms, Tim Martinson

SCOTUS Reform: Historical Attempts

With the recent Dobbs v. Jackson decision that overturned the previous abortion rulings in Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, calls for structural reform to the Supreme Court have increased.

Barrett, Biden, Congress, court packing, Dobbs, Garland, Ginsburg, Gorsuch, judicial reform, McConnell, Roe v. wade, Scalia, Supreme Court, Tim Martinson, United States

New Yorkers Who Held Power and Made History in Congress

With the midterm elections around the corner, we look back at some of the most influential and groundbreaking politicians that New York has sent to Washington.

1-1, civil rights, Congress, Hillary Clinton, midterms, New York, Representatives, Robert Kennedy, Tim Martinson, United States

Colombia Elects its First Leftist President: Gustavo Petro

On August 7th, Gustavo Petro was inaugurated as President of the Republic of Colombia. Here’s a recap of his election.

Colombia, FARC, Francia Márquez, Gustavo Petro, Latin America, Marleen Castillo, Rodolfo Hernández, Tim Martinson
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