Thursday night, the Town of Warren, New Hampshire, is having an emergency meeting to deal with an emergency. The third-party ambulance service they use has announced that it needs a pile of money to keep operating, and if it doesn’t get it, Warren and Wentworth will lose their Ambulance services. Nearby towns say they will … Read more
2020 is shaping up to be a hard lesson for the political elites. If the Bernie Juggernaut keeps this momentum the candidates of choice will both be non-establishment outsiders. The Democrats, of course, will do all in their power to keep Bernie off their ticket. But what does that look like?
Will you look at that. We have Democrat results. They finished the primary and actually got the votes counted. It was a truly confidence-inspiring moment to see New Hampshire get through the process without a dumpster fire. As if there was ever any doubt.
Socialist Elizabeth Warren’s anti-racism plan is collapsing. She now has a problem. On her website she has an Anti-Racism Plan. Now the minorities are leaving her campaign. In doing so they are shredding what little credibility she may have. Truth, we don’t need no damned truth She has never been what you would call enamored … Read more
President Trump is in Manchester tonight and the New Hampshire primary is tomorrow. The first contest with actual results (dig!). And with one day to go an Emerson Poll has Sanders in first at 30% and Biden in 5th with Only 10%.
However the Iowa Caucus turns out there is a lack of trust in the outcome. Three days later the count the results are “97% tallied.”
Iowa’s Democratic Party announces a preliminary winner of their caucus… The selection comes on partial results that probably will change. (and have). With 62% of Iowa precincts reporting the results of Monday’s caucus, the results looked like this.
We are officially in the primary season. The Iowa caucuses tonight will provide the first tangible results of this already-chaotic process. From here on in it isn’t conjecture that matters it is voters and caucus-goers. We are entering the realm of numbers, percentages, and statistics.
Where are the Democratic challengers to President Trump on foreign policy? They all argue his unorthodox foreign policy approach endangers American interests. With that said where are they on foreign policy?
Democrats and CNN set Liz Warren on Bernie Sanders, and it backfired spectacularly. The ghosts of 2016 rose and with it Bernie’s poll numbers. He’s kicking ass in Iowa and New Hampshire. He could march out of the early States to take Super Tuesday and have the nomination “Wrapped Up” Early.
Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg is all over the news. The latest is for failing to acknowledge an innovative charter school in the city where he was Mayor, South Bend, IN. His silence is not surprising.
The latest Emerson College Poll has the top tier Democrats in New Hampshire’s First in the Nation Primary changing again. A socialist and a so-called moderate (another socialist), have been replaced with a different socialist and a so-called moderate (another socialist).
The name of Elizabeth Warren’s latest proposal is ‘Empowering American Workers and Raising Wages’. Media outlets are largely not reporting on the release.
Florida is a must win for Democrats in 2020, no doubt. Without Florida, it’s hard to see a path to victory. So, it stands to reason that the presumptive Democrat nominee, Elizabeth Warren, would be trying to court Andrew Gillum, which was reported earlier by the Daily Beast. Gillum lost to Republican Governor Ron Desantis … Read more
Lieawatha clearly just makes stuff up. We’ve seen it before. She just says whatever make her feel like she’s getting an advantage.
American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) has been active in recent anti-Israel demonstrations. It is also active in campaigns in the United States alongside other far-left and pro-Palestinian groups. In 2017, AMP began organizing with IfNotNow (INN). INN is a group that regularly accuses Israel of crimes in the Palestinian territories. Max Berger is a cofounder … Read more
Forbes.com’s Kurt Badenhausen detailed America’s Most Miserable Cities, 2012 last week. In formulating his thesis, Badenhausen writes,
We looked at the 200 largest metropolitan statistical areas and divisions in the U.S. to determine America’s Most Miserable Cities. The minimum population to be eligible was 256,000. We ranked each area on 10 factors, including average unemployment rate between 2009 and 2011; median commute times to work for 2010 based on U.S. Census data; violent crimes per capita from the FBI’s 2010 Uniform Crime Report; and how pro sports teams fared in the area over the past three completed seasons.