Elections. Elections. And more elections. Trump. Cruz. Clinton. Sanders. I need a break from the lies, the bloviating, and the manipulative and deceptive phrases and punchlines. So I started thinking about past first ladies and what I remember and know … Continue reading
Connecticut: 28 delegates, closed primary, proportional with a 20% threshold. If a candidate wins 50% of the vote, he will receive all of the delegates. Delaware: 16 delegates, closed primary, winner take all. Maryland: 38 delegates, closed primary, winner take … Continue reading
Well, I was planning to write about some current events this weekend, but the news is all Agent Whiny Orange (h/t mrspinky) and lots of other people whining. We’ve had nearly eight years with the Whiner in Chief and I’m … Continue reading
Donald Trump penned a campaign letter whining about the delegate system which was published in the Wall Street Journal. There is lots of dumb in the “article.” I’ll highlight some of it. I, for one, am not interested in defending … Continue reading
The interesting purple state of Wisconsin votes today, both Republican and Democrat, for the presidential nominee. Wisconsin has an open primary system and is a winner take all state. The polls close at 8pm CST. On the left there are … Continue reading
Many of you watched the GOP candidates last night in the Wisconsin CNN town hall. What were your thoughts? What do you think of all of the whining Donald Trump is doing regarding media coverage? Will this help him or … Continue reading
Ted Cruz, John Kasich, and Donald Trump will be on CNN for a town hall hosted by Anderson Cooper. Though Trump is threatening to boycott the event because the media gave some airtime to the other candidates, I’m pretty sure … Continue reading
Last night as I watched the events unfold in Chicago at the location where Donald Trump was supposed to hold a rally, I was deeply discouraged, saddened, and ashamed. When did we become a society that refuses others the right … Continue reading
I’m sure we all have a bit of debate fatigue. Five days before Super Duper Tuesday, the Republican candidates take the stage at the University of Miami. Tuesday March 15th is an important date in Republican primaries because many of … Continue reading
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton face off again tonight. If you want to discuss some lies, some really tall tales about how we can afford to make all of the things free, and mock the candidates, you’ve come to the … Continue reading
