MicroGroks
I guess the biggest question on the morning we learn that New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is no longer running for president is this. Which remaining Democrats will get the votes of his two supporters?
In 2016 Republicans picked a black man and a Hispanic man as their nominees for Congress. Democrat’s picked two pasty white folks you’d be hard-pressed to separate in a line up from a pack of 20-pound white printer paper. So, let’s be clear about something.
Ellen dropped a quick note on this last night. Victoria Sullivan’s campaign held a primary victory night event at Murphy’s in Manchester. We’ve now got video of Victoria Sullivan’s remarks, care of Jon DiPietro.
Mark Sanford is challenging Trump for the Republican nomination. But he has his work cut out for him. His own party isn’t holding a Republican primary in his home state of South Carolina.
The current crop of Democrats vying for the chance to challenge Trump is less than exciting. Bernie, Biden, and Warren are in a statistical dead-heat. Two lying socialists and a creepy guy who can’t remember in which of the 57 states he’s currently propped up.
Joe Walsh, a former congressman, and Conservative radio talker has jumped into the Republican Presidential Primary. He formally announced his candidacy today.
Adam Schiff is a douchebag. A Major, big time, high-king DB leftist. But he’s not the right sort of leftist. Seriously, who is but Satan? To address this shortcoming, a Drag queen is challenging him for his US House seat.
A recent Boston Globe Suffolk University poll includes seven candidates for the Lefty Presidential nomination circus who failed to get a single vote from a New Hampshire Democrat.
Governor Larry Hogan is very popular in Maryland. As a registered Republican this may have gone to his head. For most of the year, there’s been a buzz about him following Bill Weld into the Republican primary challenge fire.
Does Vegas have a line on the final number of candidates running for the Presidential nomination of the Democrat party? Is it a big number? Because we’re up to twenty-two.
