Richard Mann

Richard Mann is senior policy analyst at Robert Weiner Associates and a Roosevelt University Journalism masters degree graduate.

Op-Ed

When Discussing the Voting Rights Act, Race Can’t be Ignored

We want an informed electorate, and everyone should read it and even carry the small pamphlet around.

By: Richard Mann &; Robert Weiner ,; MichiganChronicle

March 24, 2013

News Analysis

Debt Ceiling Games – Court Could End Leverage

Whether or not President Obama can simply rule to pay bills owed by the United States and bring the country financial relief depends on the courts.

By: Richard Mann &; Robert Weiner ,; TheHill

January 25, 2013

Op-Ed

Health Decision Dangers: Are the New Deal and Great Society at Risk?

When the Supreme Court affirmed the Affordable Health Care Act, liberals were running everywhere expressing love, kisses, and euphoria for the decision. Nobody has been talking about the destructive …

By: Richard Mann &; Robert Weiner ,; MichiganChronicle

July 29, 2012

Op-Ed

Bush v. Gore Has Lessons for Us

The biggest mistake Al Gore made was caving on the election in Florida when he didnu2019t have to.

By: Richard Mann &; Robert Weiner ,; McClatchyNewspapers

June 22, 2012

Op-Ed

“Any President Would Have Done” the Same as Obama?

During recent interviews, presidential hopeful Mitt Romney said "any president" would have given the order that launched the raid that killed Osama bin Laden last year. Republican candidates know they cannot be opposed …

By: Robert Weiner &; Richard Mann ,; NaplesNews

January 24, 2012

Op-Ed

Pandering and Hypocrisy Dressed Up as Religion

Note: Robert Weiner and Richard Mann wrote the epilogue for Bankole Thompson's just-released book, "Obama and Christian Loyalty," a compendium of interviews and analysis by some of the country's …

By: Richard Mann &; Robert Weiner ,; Truthout

November 29, 2011

Op-Ed

Why is Obama Administration So Confident the Health Care Act Will Pass Court Muster?

The Obama administration has decided to appeal directly to the Supreme Court the Affordable Care Act challenge by Republican attorneys general from 25 states, including Florida, and one Democrat. …

By: Richard Mann &; Robert Weiner ,; ThePalmBeachPost

October 6, 2011

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