“Political operatives” is somewhat of a pejorative term to begin with, but there are times when they make egregious mistakes that show how removed
Category: Voting/Elections
Vice-Presidential Debate very important as Clinton lead still must grow
The vice-presidential debate on Tuesday, October 4 will be more important than a simple discussion between two back-benchers. First, even though it is widely
A way for Hillary to foil Trump and Lester Holt in the Debate
There are many Americans who expect the first presidential debate on Monday, September 26 to be a wall of sound in which Donald Trump
Who can survive Trump bullying; not the press
Just to get a conversation going, let’s say that the following Democrats can survive Donald Trump-type bullying: Bill Clinton Barack Obama Bernie Sanders
How Verizon convinced me to use paper ballots
Two things happened to me over this past weekend to strengthen my conviction that paper ballots are superior to electronic voting machines. The first
Hillary, I’m trying to help. Give me something to work with.
For a while, it seemed to be a shoo-in for Hillary as the Donald kept putting one foot after the other in his mouth,
Can Independent Evan McMullin get on the ballot to stop Trump? A state-by-state chart
There’s a new independent candidate for President in 2016, but can he get on the ballot in time to make a difference?. Evan McMullin
Hillary is flawed, but so what
To say that Hillary Clinton is flawed is to say that she is human. So are the rest of us. I would have preferred
Infographic: A history of women running for President
Whether you’re pro or anti Hillary Clinton, you have to admit that a woman running for President of the United States is a good
Defeating supply-side economics with supply-side democracy
One of the terms with which Republicans couch their conservative views is supply-side economics. It sounds innocent enough, but history since the “Reagan Revolution”