Len’s Letters #30 Male Candidates for Whom Donations Could Make A Difference
Choose a few of these. Make donations. It is easy. Just go to the links for their websites.
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 #320 Paulette Jordan US Senate Idaho
Paulette Jordan has antecedents to be proud of. Moses, for one.
Political Note #319 Morris Davis NC CD 11
Moe Davis knows something about ethical behavior.
Political Note #318 Lulu Seikaly TX CD 03
Lulu Seikaly is on course to be the first Arab American elected to Congress from Texas.
Women Candidates for Whom Donations Could Make a Difference
A reader asked. Can you put together a list of 30 candidates for the House of Representatives for whom donations would make a difference? Some Senate candidates, too?
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 #316 Marquita Bradshaw US Senate Tennessee
Marquita Bradshaw, running for the Senate in Tennessee, is no ordinary candidate.
Political Note #315 Pat Timmons-Goodson NC CD 08
Check out the website: https://lenspoliticalnotes.com Political Note #199 Joe Cunningham SC 01, Political Note #289 NC 09 Cynthia Wallace NC 09, Political Note #303 Cameron Webb VA 05, Political Note #191 Lucy McBath GA 06, Political Note #271 Colin Allred TX 32, Political Note #233 Antonio Delgado NY 19, Political Note #232 Lauren Underwood IL 14 Political Note #315 Pat Timmons-Goodson NC CD 08. 2020 General election In a parallel universe, one in which Mitch McConnell and the Republican Senate did not block Barack Obama’s nominees, Pat Timmons-Goodson https://www.timmonsgoodsonforcongress.com…
The Republican Convention
If the Republican convention had an ordinary purpose, it could have ended after Monday night, their first night. They nominated their candidates for President and Vice President. They did that early to give themselves a week to file the paper work by September 1 -- the first state deadline for filing their presidential candidate and electors. The Republican ticket will not carry Delaware anyhow, but it would be embarrassing to miss that deadline. In a normal convention, the Republicans would need a little time for the platform. They didn’t bother for 2020. They just adopted the 2016 platform. Got that…