Presidential Politics for America
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In a Beatlesesque eight-day week, every box of the Biden Campaign's Must Do List was checked. And now, quite unlike his last major opponent, he ain't got nothin' but love for the Democratic Party. From Tuesday, February 24 through Super Tuesday, March 3, Biden had an acceptable debate performance, the field finally ganged up on… Continue reading Super Tuesday Fallout
Happy Super Tuesday! The first four states were less about the delegates as much as they were about momentum, media interpretations, and how those factors affect today, the day about 35% of pledged delegates are awarded. (Wishful thinking, am I right? Prepare for days of delegate-counting.) Coming out of South Carolina, Joe Biden has picked… Continue reading Super Tuesday 2020 Previewpalooza
It took 32 years, but Joe Biden finally won a presidential primary. On Saturday night, he won South Carolina, and he won it big. Let's get right into some answering some questions coming out of this primary and heading into the biggest primary day of the year -- Super Tuesday. How did PPFA do? Pretty… Continue reading Unpacking South Carolina — and on to Super Tuesday
Next week we'll be obsessed with Iowa. The week after that will be all about New Hampshire. Then Nevada and South Carolina will have their turn in the primary's limelight. So before our infatuation with the early states usurps our time, let's take a Quick look at Super Tuesday, now just 40 days away. The… Continue reading A Quick Hit Friday for a Super Tuesday
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