We consider moral philosophy concepts around the social contract.  By revisiting these concepts, we hope to remind citizens of this perspective as they consider the politics of today.

We examine two key financial statements in order to build foundational economic and finance knowledge.  This knowledge will help citizens understand issues around inequality and evaluate policy proposals.

We consider the trend in politics to value passion over honest assessment and establish the eternal struggle as the moral foundation of our campaign.

We explore citizenship through the model of group work and consider why the “Keep It Simple Stupid” approach to politics is not ideal to advance the average citizen.

An initial reflection on Citizenship in our modern politics.  We are discussing obligations, how the complexity of policy issues effects those obligations and the impact of psychology on all of the above.