The Illusion of Choice: The American Lawn Sign Tradition
Every four years, across the nation, a peculiar tradition emerges in front yards, along fences, and lining suburban streets: the American political lawn sign.
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New poll from 2020’s most accurate pollster shows Trump up by 2.9 points
Polling firm AtlasIntel, rated the most accurate pollster of the 2020 presidential election cycle, delivered some excellent news to Team Trump over the weekend.
SNARK: Should Women Be Allowed To Vote?
Support for Kamala Harris is based on emotion with little reasoning, and support for Donald Trump is based on reasoning with little emotion. My title is tongue in cheek. I do hope none of my readers and listeners take that title seriously.
Why do Americans overestimate the size & power of minority groups?
From millionaires to Muslims, small subgroups of the population seem much more prominent to many Americans. Why?
Have Media Safe Spaces Helped the Democrat Party?
Has the Democrat party really emerged from the Biden debacle stronger? Or is the Harris/Walz ticket evidence that the party’s political muscles continue to atrophy?
Jake Tapper laughed at Fox’s settlement with Dominion; Now he’s at the center of a defamation case against CNN
Time has moved on and now CNN is facing a $1 billion defamation lawsuit of its own. And ironically, Tapper finds himself at the center of the story.
Assassination Attempt No. 2
Last week, I referred to the July 13 shooting of President Trump as the first assassination attempt. On Sunday, a second attempt was made at his golf course at Mar-a-Lago.
Democrat Activist, War Hawk Attempted To Assassinate President Trump
Even a second assassination attempt, though without injury, can’t keep President Trump down. He attended a rally early Monday morning in Asheboro, North Carolina, along with his running mate, JD Vance. While golfing in West Palm Beach Sunday afternoon Secret Service agents rushed Trump into the clubhouse while police hunted for the man who had …
A Second Assassination Attempt Of President Trump?
“Where’s Steve? Is Steve safe?” Trump asked. After being told Steve was safe, Trump said “Darn, I wanted to finish that round!” Caption: An aerial view of the Trump International Golf Course, West Palm Beach, just 4.5 miles from Mar-A-lago. President Donald Trump was rushed to safety by the Secret Service after agents spotted a …
Biden/Harris’s Prison Gangs Take Over Aurora, Colorado: Tren de Aragua Is Known For Sex & Drug Trafficking, & Killing Cops
As the Democrat governor and the Democrat Denver mayor threaten her to keep quiet, one brave woman, Danielle Jurinsky, an elected member of the Aurora Colorado City Council, has brought to light outrageous and ongoing terrorism inflicted on residents by Biden/Harris’s Venezuelan “newcomers,” Tren de Aragua. This is a gang so dangerous that, as soon as Biden/Harris opened …
Both “Darth Vaders” Died This Month
Caption: New York City honored the passing of James Earl Jones by projecting an image of Darth Vader on the Empire State Building. The wonderful, melodious voice of James Earl Jones, which so many have enjoyed for decades, was silenced on September 9th. He was 93. He had a long and successful career, but he is …
First the pundits reacted to the debate, then the people weighed in, and it made all the difference
Following Tuesday night’s presidential debate, pollster Frank Luntz told talk show host Piers Morgan he thinks former President Donald Trump’s performance will cost him the election. Harsh as Luntz’s assessment of the event was, he wasn’t alone. Wall Street Journal columnist Karl Rove called the debate “catastrophic” for Trump. In fact, it “was a train …
For once, Bernie Sanders tells us the truth!
Senator Bernie Sanders (S-VT)¹ is many unsavory things, but he does, on occasion, tell the truth. From USA Today: Bernie Sanders told the truth about Kamala Harris trying to fool voters. Believe him. Harris is tiptoeing around the positions on issues that won her elections in California and cautiously testing what voters will grab onto …
Politicians Hate Pain
Over my nearly 50 years of political involvement, including over 70 election campaigns and lobbying work in multiple states, I have learned that politicians hate pain.
Our Toddlers in DC Need Consequences, Not More Oversight
We know what ethical legal behavior looks like. And yet Alvin Bragg and Juan Merchan violated their oaths, the Constitution, and New York ethical standards with complete impunity. The system created to regulate their behavior failed – not from a lack of oversight – but from a lack of accountability.
A Vote for “Joy” Is a Vote for Idiocracy
This November, America will be deciding if we will entrust our “joy” to the benevolence of others, or whether we will take responsibility for pursuing happiness ourselves.
Not a Great Night for Trump, but This Election is Far From Over
Although it kills me to say so, former President Donald Trump’s performance at the ABC News showdown in Philadelphia on Tuesday night failed to meet the moment. Those of us hoping he would deliver a humiliating Tulsi Gabbardesque takedown of Vice President Kamala Harris were sorely disappointed. Trump repeatedly allowed himself to take Harris’s bait, …
Trump Blew the Debate
Of course, Trump was debating three people instead of just the cackler, but he missed a huge opportunity to win over independents with clear policy initiatives. Even this morning, with questions from a friendly audience in a Pennsylvania diner on Fox News, he failed to make key points. He was asked by one MAGA clothing-wearing …
Liberals’ Knives Come Out for Nate Silver After His Model Points to a Trump Victory
And just like that, after suggesting that Vice President Kamala Harris’s honeymoon phase is over, polling guru Nate Silver went from a liberal darling to a charlatan who is working in cahoots with Silicon Valley billionaire and past Republican megadonor Peter Thiel (regardless of the fact that Thiel has repeatedly said he is sitting out …
Electoral College Protects America’s Food Supply
The Democrats’ hatred for the Electoral College began in 2000 when George W. Bush beat Al Gore. Gore received half a million more votes than Bush, but lost the Electoral College by five votes.