2020 Election

Americans have grown accustomed to being told one thing in politics but seeing something totally different. After all, that’s “politics.” But the older I get, the more often it looks as if these promises for and against purported accomplishes for one group or another that never materialize are little more than lies. The polite among

Tens of millions of Americans have asked that question since Tuesday night — and justifiably so. There is so much confusion in the U.S. today that people simply don’t know what has happened nor what to do right now. It was staggering to at least 71 million Americans when the Associated Press (AP) and FOX

Americans who have not yet voted have far more to contemplate than those early voters from a month ago. No, President Trump has not changed his messaging methods nor his in-your-face skills of confrontation. He is simply being Donald Trump. And ALL Americans know who that is. Stuck in their minds surely are the pictures

Most pollsters show Democratic nominee Joe Biden with a stable lead over President Trump at a time when ninety million people have already voted and there is almost no time to change the course of the race. But a handful of opposition pollsters believe Trump’s support is underrepresented and that election analysts could be headed for

The two went toe to toe Thursday night in Nashville. Donald and Joe laced up the gloves and went after each other. It was argumentative, allegation driven, angry, partisan, and personal. There were gut shots, jabs, a couple of roundhouses, and several misses. At the end of the night, there could only be one conclusion.