Joe Biden accepted his party’s nomination for the Presidency on August 20, 2020. In a powerful speech that framed the 2020 contest as a historic mission for the “soul of America” pitting “Light versus the Dark, Hope versus Fear, Love versus Hate, Unity versus Divison, and Facts versus Fiction,” Biden pledged to be a “President … Read more
The Biden/Harris Campaign and Lincoln Project have released two new ads on the eve of Joe Biden delivering his acceptance speech and becoming the official nominee for President from the Democratic Party. The first ad “What Happens Now” from the Biden/Harris Campaign discusses what hard-working Americans are going through with the difficult financial and health … Read more
Arizona Congressional District Five House Representative Andy Biggs does not know when to shut up. Since COVID 19 enveloped the country, Mr. Biggs (or maybe he should be called Dr. Death) has been wrong on all his Coronavirus positions. He was wrong on: Saying people should not wear masks. The state should reopen in the … Read more
The third night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention was historic. On this day, the first Black Asian American Woman, California Senator Kamala Harris received her party’s nomination for Vice President. She and the other major speakers of the evening (2016 Popular Vote Winner Hillary Clinton, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, Senator Elizabeth Warren, … Read more
Next January, Colonel (Ret.) Felicia French may very well have a new title: State Senator. A candidate with an impeccable background from her service in the military and in the local community (including a month helping members of the Navajo Nation during the recent Coronavirus outbreak) Colonel (Ret.) French is the Democratic nominee for the … Read more