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Trump Campaign’s Panic at the Disco with Harris
After what was, by all accounts, a resoundingly successful Republican National Convention, the party appears to be over for former President Donald Trump and the GOP.
The weeks leading up to the RNC were good for Republicans. Very good.
President Biden had suffered through an agonizing and, some would say, fatal debate performance. ...Read more
Trump Wants to Win. And That Should Scare Biden
In many ways, the selection of Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance as former President Donald Trump’s running mate is odd and seemingly impolitic.
After all, Vance is another white guy from a state Trump won twice and is sure to win again — hardly a value-add. He’s brash and often unlikeable. Despite his humble beginnings, he’s often described as a ...Read more
Dems, Republicans and the Death of Common Sense: We Are Stuck with Biden and Trump
Common sense. We all know what it means, but common as it is, definitions and ideas of it have changed over centuries.
Aristotle connected common sense directly to the senses, and the ways in which we use different tastes, colors, feelings, smells and sounds to collectively perceive and categorize things.
Descartes agreed with Aristotle that ...Read more
Biden’s Poor Debate Was So Infuriating
This last week of June 2024 will go down in history as one of the most consequential in American politics.
Thursday, June 27, in particular will go down as one of the most consequential debates in American elections — perhaps even more so than Nixon/Kennedy, or Lincoln/Douglas.
That’s because the CNN debate between President Biden and ...Read more
Biden Replacement Theory: Fact or Fever Dream?
The presidential election is less than five months away, and the Democratic National Convention that will officially nominate sitting President Biden is exactly two months away.
You’d think by now, and with these events fast-approaching, we’d have finally moved through the stages of grief to acceptance that Joe Biden, for all his flaws and ...Read more
The Ripple Cffect of Overturning Roe v. Wade
It’s nearly two years since the conservative Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the decision that had protected access to abortion for nearly 50 years, sparking a seismic series of events in American political history.
And if overturning Roe was ...Read more
Money Can’t Buy Me Love…or An Election Campaign
In June of 2015, Donald Trump announced he was running for president and made several eye-opening promises.
Among them, that he’d be “the greatest jobs president that God ever created.” (He left the White House in 2020 ...Read more
De Niro Iisn’t the Voice Voters Should Hear From
According to the most recent polls, former President Donald Trump is leading President Biden, despite facing several criminal indictments and regularly reminding many of his detractors why they’d voted him out — chaos follows him everywhere.
Does Trump Really Have Any Policy on Abortion?
The day was Aug. 18, 1988. New Orleans. President Ronald Reagan’s vice president, George H.W. Bush took the stage at the Republican National Convention to accept the nomination for president.
He’d been lagging in the polls behind Massachusetts Gov. Mike Dukakis, and Jack Kemp suggested an idea that could save his campaign: a pledge. ...Read more
Biden Attacking Oolls and Press Isn’t How to Win
Denial is a river in Egypt, as the saying goes. Well, it’s also making itself quite at home at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
President Biden is trailing former President Donald Trump in five swing states, all of which Biden won in 2020, according to a new ...Read more
S.E. Cupp: Trump’s biggest albatross is Nikki, not Stormy
Donald Trump has a woman problem.
That sounds like an obvious statement about the thrice married former president who is currently defending himself against charges he paid off a porn star he slept with just months after his wife gave birth to their son.
But Stormy Daniels — said porn star — isn’t the only woman stalking the embattled ...Read more
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