Donald Trump pledged to do the following plan to Make America Great Again. I plan to use this page to keep him accountable and to track his progress in his contract with the American voter. He says it begins with … Continue reading →
In the United States, the two-party system has been so all-encompassing of American politics as to nearly obliterate all traces of an option. Recent criticism has been directed at how the two parties are actually the same one, with words … Continue reading →
When the United States was first founded, it took a while for them to concede to even have a President at all. It was believed that having one central executive figure would be too much like having a king – … Continue reading →
It's hard to believe how much excitement is built up for each candidate, only to see the losers shuffle off again into obscurity. Here, we'll jolt your memory with a list of also-rans from elections past, and try to ferret … Continue reading →
With the wide range of candidates vying for the White House in 2016, many of them will be disappointed, while only one can prevail. To buck up the spirits of the also-rans, here's a little list of famous unfortunate exits … Continue reading →
Hillary Clinton is boldly running for President in 2016, and the thought may seem unusual, since we've never had a woman President. We have, however, had a President election with a woman on the ballot before – 13 elections, in … Continue reading →
Getting that message out to the voters – it has begun! The wonderful advertising round of the Presidential 2016 election season is fully underway and many are already sick of it. But, wait… the best is yet to come. So, … Continue reading →
Obviously, most if not all of our Presidents have held another office before being elected to the Oval Office – just like any good organization, Americans prefer somebody who works their way to the top. And it is true that … Continue reading →
Federalism is a legal and political concept suggesting that law is best made in a twofold relationship: centrally and locally. Operative in many nations around the world under many different guises, federalism is centered on the principle that locality is … Continue reading →
Discussing a recent study by the Pew Research Center that shows 52 percent of middle class adults think a second term for Obama would help the middle class, Rush said the poll shows "what a good job the news media … Continue reading →
