The editorial board of the NY Sun writes, in a piece entitled “Democrats Debate: Senator Sanders Emerges in the Garb of Jeremy Corbyn”: Where in the blazes were the rest of the Democrats on the stage when Israel was brought … Continue reading →
…another debate. You can talk about it here.
Continue reading →I’m all for forgiving candidates who make a few gaffes. But Biden goes way beyond the usual threshold. Now he’s said: “I’m a Democratic candidate for the United State’s Senate. Look me over. If you like what you see, help … Continue reading →
Berniephobia is gripping many Democrats. But hey, it’s been gripping me, too. It’s been gripping me for several weeks now, even before it got to its present fever pitch. And I don’t believe it’s plateaued yet. I wrote the following … Continue reading →
They never expected to be put in the position of having to vote for an actual bona fide Socialist to avoid re-electing Trump. But NeverTrumpers should have expected it. The writing’s been on the wall for quite a while that … Continue reading →
…if you’d like.
Continue reading →…the ads practically write themselves:
Continue reading →The idea’s all the rage. Since Wednesday’s debate, which has been widely (and bipartisanly, for the most part) considered a debacle, a host of articles has appeared predicting that the Democratic presidential nominee will be “none of the above” and … Continue reading →
I didn’t watch – I’m not that much of a glutton for punishment – but I hear tell about it. Sounds as though there was a lot of ripping of Bloomberg. That was to be expected. Warren was apparently especially … Continue reading →
Planning to watch? I’m not, but I may look at a minute or two, out of curiosity about Bloomberg.
Continue reading →When he’s Bernie Sanders, and he’s the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination for president. [NOTE: By the way, the title I gave this post reminds me of a joke I hated in my youth: “When is a door not a … Continue reading →
It’s true that in 2016 Sanders got 60% of the New Hampshire primary vote to Hillary’s 38%. It’s also true that it was basically a dead heat in Iowa in 2016 for the two candidates. How to compare to the … Continue reading →