A crucial test of a presidential candidacy is the capacity to recover from setbacks – Barack Obama’s daytime television conversation about faith and his pastor, Bill Clinton’s late night response to questions of infidelity while sitting with his wife.
We’ve met the Deep State and they are better than us. They are more thorough. They are better prepared. They are smarter than we are. They are among the very best we have to offer.
Like the non-partisanship of Vindman, Taylor, Kent, and Yovanovich, courage and integrity in the face of vilification is powerful.
Deval. FOB. Friend of Barack. African American. His administration in Massachusetts was solid. Not spectacular. Will anyone hear him? Will anyone care?
There are few better reasons for removing this president and electing a new one than the callousness toward the welfare of these children.
Mann argues that European North Americans and the Native American Haudenosaunee learned from each other. Americans were becoming a people who valued freedom and rejected obedience. He reminds us that European Americans began their rebellion dressed up like Indians to dump tea in Boston Harbor.
Are Kentucky Republicans arguing for introducing ranked voting? Should they?
Mike Bloomberg would get a pass for being late to the race if he didn’t do well in the early primaries and caucuses. Does he get a pass for not trying?
Jaime Harrison, Graham’s Democratic opponent may ask South Carolina if Lindsay Graham is smart enough to represent them.
If we don’t let up. If we donate money. If we volunteer our help. If we do more than we have done in the past, we can restore our democracy.