by: Leonard Weinberg

Leonard Weinberg is Foundation Professor Emeritus at the University of Nevada. Over the course of his career he has served as a visiting professor at King’s College, University of London, University of Haifa and as a visiting scholar at the University of Florence, and UCLA. He has also been the recipient of both Fulbright and Guggenheim research awards. Weinberg has been the author or editor of some twenty books, the most recent one being The Role of Terrorism in Twenty-First Warfare (2016) coauthored with Susanne Martin.

Republican Impeachment Crisis: Exit, Voice, Or Loyalty

When it comes to Trump, Republicans choose to either leave the party or twist themselves into sycophancy. We rarely see them speak out and stand firm.

by Leonard Weinberg on January 7, 2020

How The Radical Right Took American Politics Hostage

Through fear-mongering, conspiracy theories, and voter suppression tactics, the far-right has poisoned America's political discourse in pursuit of power.

by Leonard Weinberg on October 22, 2019

How Republicans Engineered Minority Rule

Through racial grievance politics and voter suppression tactics, the GOP has clung to power by cultivating a fearful minority of white voters.

by Leonard Weinberg on October 2, 2019

Psychiatrists Raise Alarms About Trump After Mueller Report

The “Goldwater Rule” established that health experts wouldn’t comment on the mental health of public officials. Trump caused experts to break that rule.

by Leonard Weinberg on May 8, 2019

Trolling Has Been Part Of Right-Wing Movements Throughout History

“Sooner or later, everything old is new again.”

by Leonard Weinberg on September 15, 2018