In a blockbuster article written by Donald Trump’s nephew, Fred Trump III recounted how his Uncle conveyed his sentiments that the weak and disabled, instead of being cared for, should just be allowed to die. The article, a promo for a forthcoming book by Mr. Trump’s nephew, describes how Fred Trump III and his family … Read more
History was made yesterday as Democratic Party delegates pledged to nominate the first Black-Asian Woman, Vice President Kamala Harris, to be their candidate for President. It is another historic triumph for the Democratic Party whose members, unlike the other party, were the ones to nominate: I suppose the Republican Party has achieved a dubious first … Read more
When watching Vice President Kamala Harris’s first major speech as the Democratic Presidential front runner at her campaign headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, one can hear the voices of past Democratic Presidents in the inspiring words she delivered today. Being the first President born in the twentieth century John F. Kennedy famously proclaimed at his inauguration … Read more
Unlike Donald ‘I killed Roe v Wade’ Trump whose judicial nominations were often white, male, and philosophically regressive, President Joe Biden, in greater numbers than Democrats Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, has chosen candidates that reflect the modern demographics and mainstream views of America. The Washington Post recently did an analysis comparing Biden and past … Read more
This has happened before. Democrats were pessimistic about Bill Clinton’s reelection prospects after the 1994 midterms. He left office in 2001 more popular, thanks to his economic policies (budget surpluses, record employment, the CHIPS Act for Child Healthcare) and opposition to Republican ones than when he was first elected, even after getting impeached on flimsy … Read more