This week, like last week, my podcast and post were on different topics. Yesterday, I wrote about judicial politics through the Supreme Court case Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. For the podcast, however, I went back to my roots. . . .
I talked about ACTUAL presidential politics! Please add the podcast on your Apple or Spotify platforms. You can also listen to at Anchor.fm right here.
Presidential Politics for America 
[…] For these and several other reasons, I think Republicans are virtually assured of a House takeover this November (perhaps the Senate as well), and Biden’s inability to stop it will make him look even weaker. His greatest singular accomplishment to his party and our country remains that he won an election his opponent was determined to steal, a victory that gave his party control of the executive and legislative branches and our democracy control of itself. Since then, however, victories for this overmatched chief executive have been few and far between, and he should do us all a favor and not run again in 2024. […]
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[…] a record of 2-1, Franklin Roosevelt with a record of 4-0, Richard Nixon with a record of 2-1, and soon Donald Trump with a final record of wouldn’t you like me to tell you.) Bryan was the Democratic nominee in […]
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[…] close to presidential power? (Oh, what’s that? We already have that? And the next election might be between an 81 year old and 78 year old? Cool. Totally […]
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