Play It Again Traitor Party: Revelations that the Reagan Campaign Worked to Keep the Hostages in Iran in 1980 to make Carter look Bad

We have seen this play out before in history. In 1968, campaign operatives associated with the Nixon Campaign were known (in real time behind the political drapes) to have gone behind the Johnson/Humphrey Administration back, reaching out to the South Vietnamese Government and telling them they would get a better deal after the elections with … Read more

“Here’s the Deal:” The Biden/Harris Jobs Recovery is Still Going Strong and Gas Prices are Dropping

To quote the President of the United States: “Here’s the deal.” The June Jobs Report, defying expectations, showed a creation of approximately 372,000 positions. And by the way, gas prices are falling. In a statement from the White House, President Biden relayed: “Today, we learned that our private sector has recovered all of the jobs … Read more

Doug Ducey is Soliciting Economic Advice from…Wait for It… His Dentist

Most political operatives and historians (including Democrats) recognize that President Jimmy Carter made a horrible gaffe in his 1980 Presidential Debate with then-former California Governor Ronald Reagan when he appeared to trivialize the threat of nuclear weaponry and proliferation when he said he discussed the vital national security matter with his young daughter Amy. While … Read more

Hillary Clinton Had Greater Class and was More Adult, Brave, and Committed to National Unity than Donald Trump

William Howard Taft, Herbert Hoover, Richard Nixon, Hubert Humphrey, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush, Al Gore, John Kerry, and Hillary Clinton. What else do they have in common other than running for United States President and losing at least one time? Well none of them attempted a political insurrection to overturn the election … Read more

Never Say Never: Bernie Can Win

History tells us Never say Never. It was conventional wisdom Ronald Reagan, because of his far-right views, could never become President. Before him, Jimmy Carter was considered an aberration in the 1976 Democratic Presidential contest before shocking the political world by capturing the Iowa Caucuses that catapulted him to overnight credibility. People were writing what … Read more