Political Note #346 Remember Their Names
Meanwhile, let us do our work. Find ways to defeat the 18 Attorneys General and the 126 Members of Congress who joined the Texas lawsuit.
Len’s Letters #32 What should Democrats do about the Court?
If Democrats win the Presidency, gain control of the Senate, and keep control of the House, they should look at the size of the Supreme Court, other federal courts, and a minimum age for Supreme Court appointments.
Political Note #325 North Carolina House of Representatives and State Senate
Support candidates for the North Carolina House of Representatives and State Senate. Flip North Carolina blue.
Political Note #324 Michigan, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania Legislatures
Flipping the Michigan House of Representatives, the Minnesota Senate, and the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from Red to Blue is in reach.
Political Note #323 Arizona and Texas state legislatures
If Democrats are to be America's majority party, that majority has to be achieved and sustained in state houses. Look at legislative races in Arizona and Texas that can make a difference.
Political Note #322 Secretaries of State MO, MT, OR, WA, WV
Five candidates for Secretary of State whose election would make a difference for their state and the country.
Political Note #321 Sam Petsonk West Virginia Attorney General
Sam Petsonk is running for Attorney General against the incumbent Patrick Morrisey. Petsonk is a ninth generation West Virginian. Morrisey is a product of New York, New Jersey, and Washington, DC.
Political Note #317 Rich Finneran Missouri Attorney General
Rich Finneran's plan for Missouri is to “restore the integrity of the attorney general’s office” by withdrawing from the suit against ACA, by ending the implausible lawsuit against China for its responsibility for the coronavirus, and by combatting explicit and implicit bias throughout the state.
Political Note #313 David Zuckerman Vermont Governor
David Zuckerman is a popular Democratic Lt. Governor challenging the popular Republican Governor of Vermont.
Political Note #312 Jonathan Weinzapfel Indiana Attorney General
Democratic candidate for Attorney General in Indiana argues that prevention of crime is as important a responsibility for the Attorney General as punishment of crimes.