CNN – Opinion: How a third party could unintentionally lead to a Trump 2024 victory This assessment simply isn’t true. 1) No Labels has modeled the election with Trump, Biden and an “independent moderate” ticket, and found that such a ticket would pull EQUALLY from Biden and Trump AND win more electors than both. 2) […]
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Miami Herald | Florida Republicans should reward voters’ trust by leading with common sense
Florida Republicans should reward voters’ trust by leading with common sense By: Al Cardenas 02/10/2023 Florida voters sent a clear message in November — the Sunshine State has moved from a swing state to a solidly Republican one. As a former chair of the state GOP, I am heartened that many of my fellow Floridians […]
If we don’t stop single-issue advocacy, we risk losing democracy altogether
[Read the original article on The Fulcrum] My friends have it wrong. I recently reached out to many of them about an effort to combat the intentional efforts by “Big Lie” candidates to take over nonpartisan election positions in key states where, had they been in place, the 2020 election may have gone to Donald […]
This Will Not Pass: Trump, Biden, and the Battle for America’s Future
The extremism of both Parties is the real threat. And the only solution is for those of us in the middle—the “exhausted majority”—to rise up and push back on these divisive forces.
To What Degree Is Poverty a Systemic Problem?
The two books I chose to read recently—Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis by J.D. Vance, and Tightrope: Americans Reaching for Hope by Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn—deal with the same cultural trend in America and both pose a question that divides American politics: to what degree is poverty a structural and […]