As the 2020 general election process comes completes the voting phase of its protracted course, I have been left like most of my fellow Democrats, wondering about what’s next, and hoping that the course forward will be in the hands of the voters without undue interference. A column by opinion writer Catherine Rampell in today’s … Read more
I’ve had this hunch for months, but have held off going public with it, for fear of doing anything to contribute to a feeling of overconfidence. I suspect others have had the same feeling. I even fought against being overconfident myself. I increased my level of contributions several hundred percent. I spent time canvassing, a … Read more
The Lincoln Project is not leaving any topic unturned in order to turn out the Pro Biden and Anti Trump vote by tomorrow, November 3, 2020. They released two additional closing ads in addition to “America the Beautiful.” The first one stars Barack Obama and is called “The Proof” In this ad, it shows video … Read more
Texas historically has been the worst among the 50 states in voter turnout because of long-standing Jim Crow systematic voter disenfranchisement and voter suppression. But something truly remarkable has been happening in Texas this year that could mark a sea change in American politics, if not this year, then in the very near future. The … Read more
Feeling anxious? Feeling worried? Feeling unsure about tomorrow’s election? We all are. What can you do with that feeling? Round up just one more vote. Someone in your family. Someone in your neighborhood. Your church. Your school. Your workplace. Look for anyone in your circle of acquaintance or association who may not be planning to … Read more