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Todd Carney: How Red is Florida?
In recent years, many conservative media stars have moved to Florida. Republican governor Ron DeSantis’ leadership on COVID-19 and other issues has won admirers and helped make him a presidential contender. Donald Trump won...
Nine Months into the Presidency, Joe Biden’s Polling Worse than Barack Obama and Bill...
In an op-ed in The Hill, Doug Schoen, who worked as a campaign advisor to former President Bill Clinton and former U.S. Sec. of State Hillary Clinton, Doug Schoen stressed that President Joe Biden's...
Both Parties Gearing Up for the 2022 Elections
The Hill recently reported that Biden has visited several key swing districts and states over the past month to help fend off what any potential GOP gains in the U.S. House next year.
Facing Challenges and Opportunities, Joe Biden Takes Over as 46th President
Facing an array of challenges, Joe Biden will become the 46th president of the United States on Wednesday and, in all likelihood, will be the last member of his generation to sit in the White House.
Some Florida Democrats Deny ‘Defund the Police’ Hurt Them on Election Day
With political pundits saying this year’s election was a “devastatingly disappointing performance” for Democrats in Florida, some of that party’s elected officials and left-wing progressive groups are still denying that the Defund the Police movement hurt them at the ballot box. But election analysis proves the contrary.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz Loses Out on Chairing Appropriations But Remains in House Leadership
Wasserman Schultz placed behind U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro, D-Ct., who will replace retiring U.S. Rep. Nita Lowey, D-NY, as the chairwoman of the powerful committee. DeLauro had more support on the Appropriations Committee, on the Steering and Policy Committee and in the House Democratic caucus.
Joe Biden Could Learn Things From Transitional Presidents Who Capped Off a Generation in...
Biden can take some inspiration--and learn a few lessons on what not to do--from some of the chief executives who put a bow on their generation’s time in the White House.
Once Again, Florida GOP Shows the Nation How to Win the Close States
Over the past decade, Florida Republicans have made it a habit of winning the close ones. Rick Scott narrowly edged then state CFO Alex Sink in the 2010 gubernatorial race. Four years later, Scott held off former Gov. Charlie Crist. In 2016, Trump beat out Hillary Clinton in the Sunshine State.
