Presidential Politics for America
Where We’re Looking Forward to Our Government Bailout
On November 14, I summarized the ancient "Sorites paradox," which wonders when a heap of sand, subjected to the steady removal of singular grains, no longer qualifies as a "heap." I used this analogy as a way to reframe the support for former President Trump, which seemed to be shrinking as a result of the… Continue reading One Year Until Iowa: Checking in On Trump’s “Heap”
Are you ready for some presidential politics for America?? Because with Donald Trump's looming "very big announcement," it's getting to be that time! The 2022 Midterms took an extra week, but it looks like they're finally wrapping up; Democrats have kept the Senate, and Republicans still look like they'll take a narrow advantage in the… Continue reading The 2022 Election is Over. The 2024 Election Now Begins. (Sorry.)
Two years ago this month, we witnessed the 2020 Democratic Primary's first four contests: Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, and South Carolina. Two years from now, we might see both parties with competitive primaries in those states. This month -- February 2022 -- marks the halfway point. What do you think, PPFA readers? Are you surprised… Continue reading Sorry, But We’re Halfway to Iowa and New Hampshire
Presidential Politics for America 