Even before the Nation’s representatives flights had taken off from Washington D.C. after passing the massive $2.2 trillion stimulus package, most political and economic observers realized that more would be needed to prop up the economy during the later stages of the public health crisis and in the interval afterward. What should be in the … Read more
History has shown that leaders, both enlightened and despotic, have used crises and emergencies to advance their agendas. The Great Depression in the 1930s gave rise to both the New Deal philosophy of Franklin Roosevelt and the Nazism of Adolph Hitler. The Great Recession in 2008 gave rise to Barack Obama and the fringe Tea … Read more
“Donald Trump is not to blame for the Coronavirus but he bears responsibility for the response.” Those words from former Vice President Joe Biden highlighted an approximately 15-minute presentation from the 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidate where he criticized Mr. Trump’s handling of the crisis and offered ideas on actions the Executive Branch should take. Trumps … Read more
What do the states Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Montana, North Carolina, and South Carolina have in common? These are all states that will field competitive Democratic Senatorial Candidates in the 2020 elections. Maine Speaker Sara Gideon is running against Susan Collins in Maine. Colonel Amy McGrath is looking to vanquish Mitch McConnell in … Read more
When the United States Senate acquitted President Bill Clinton in his Senate Impeachment Trial in 1999, he came out of the Oval Office and humbly told the world he was sorry for what his actions had caused and pledged to reconciliation and work hard on the agenda of the American People. How did Individual One … Read more