… may be doing a slow fade: New York Supreme Court Justice Christina Ryba ruled in favor of Clear Choice PAC and found Kennedy violated New York state law by listing a New York address as his residence on the … Continue reading →
I expected Omar’s victory. It’s just another sign of the times – and not an encouraging one. Here’s an analysis: But a few factors worked in Omar’s favor this time. She again outraised [her opponent] Samuels by a lot, but … Continue reading →
The media is bound and determined to present Trump in the worst light possible, and Harris in the best light possible. To do this they will outright lie, distort the facts in more subtle ways, and ignore what doesn’t fit … Continue reading →
It can be difficult for Americans to understand the way British elections work. I think Phillips gives the clearest explanation I’ve heard. The recent overwhelming victory by Labour gave the left enormous power, and because of the margin of victory … Continue reading →
… although the voting results in Pennsylvania count very much. I’m talking about this announcement: Pennsylvanians won’t always know the final results of all races on election night. Any changes in results that occur as counties continue to count ballots … Continue reading →
I’ve written a little about polls this election cycle, but not all that much. And that’s true not only just now, when Harris has been rising in the polls in somewhat alarming fashion, but also when Trump seemed to be … Continue reading →
Commenter “Richard Aubrey” asks a question: Did dumping—or scaring off–Shapiro do enough to catch the attention of non-observant Jews? Shapiro’s observant. But does “No Jews Need Apply” get the attention of the ethnic-only Jews? Let me first note that even … Continue reading →
Not really, Tim; one is involuntary and the other is voluntary. This was the context in which Walz said it: Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz … made these comments last week on the “White Dudes For Harris” fundraising call. “Don’t ever … Continue reading →
Both VP nominees have some military background. J. D. Vance was a Marine who served in Iraq: After graduating from Middletown High School in 2003, Vance enlisted in the US Marine Corps and served in Iraq as a combat correspondent … Continue reading →
Yesterday Cori Bush of Missouri was primaried out of her House seat, although she doesn’t actually leave till January. Her Democrat opponent was St. Louis Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell. Bush’s district is a heavily Democratic area, and so the winner … Continue reading →
I know, I know – the Stupid Party. But still … He made into law something that the media has spent a week insisting Kamala doesn't want because they realize how unpopular it is. https://t.co/Gg28S2aocJ — Sunny (@sunnyright) August 6, … Continue reading →
Here’s the news. With this choice, it seems that Harris is giving up the pretense – at least for the moment – of tacking to the middle. The bland-looking Walz (who is only 60 but appears older to me) is … Continue reading →