A record number of people voted in the 2020 presidential election. Donald Trump lost, Joe Biden won. Now, GOP legislators across the country are trying to pass measures to limit voting.
Trump’s DACA Move to Ensure Continuation of His American Dream
It’s quite possible that Trump’s strategy concerning DACA and rescinding the Obama’s executive order has everything to do with the 2018 midterm elections.
The Republican National Convention 2016: A Complete Recap
Nicholas Harrington covered the Republican National Convention (from his living room) so you didn’t have to endure it. You’re most welcome.
And a Little Child Shall Lead Them: The Case for Donald Trump
Dave Eagle is voting for Donald Trump during his state’s primary despite being an avid Bernie Sanders fan. Here’s why.
Trump Cruzes to Victory
Mark Gundy looks at Trump’s recent South Carolina primary win, with an eye on Nevada, and is sure that Trump will secure the Republican nomination, and ultimately the Presidency.
The ‘Weak’ in Politics: #USElections Wrap-Up December 27th 2015
The ‘Weak’ in U.S. Politics: Trump fails at speaking Yiddish, Carson’s comeback, Sanders sues the DNC, and Lindsey Graham (remember him?) drops out.
Landslide: Trump’s Path to the White House
Mark Gundy reviews the path Donald Trump has deliberately taken, examines why this strategy is resonating with voters, and foresees that Trump will win the White House by a landslide.
The ‘Weak’ in Politics: #USElections Wrap-Up December 20th 2015
The ‘Weak’ in U.S. Politics saw cat fights during the GOP debate, a data breach scandal, and Putin coming out in support of Trump.
GOP Debate: Democracy or Distraction?
Sean Davis examines the most recent GOP debate and calls it for what it was: flash over substance.
Dr. Carson or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Nut Job.
Grab your popcorn and enjoy the political “theater” while it lasts, but if this dramedy continues through March 2016, Jeff Reese says everyone should start to worry.
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