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Is Jeb Bush funny? Is Donald Trump funny?
Is a sense of humor important in presidential politics?
How we got into politics
Trump takes on Bill Clinton
Some Hillary vs. Bernie talk
Predictions for 2016
In my last year of college, we heard a rumor that our school was going to land ex-president Richard Nixon as our commencement speaker. This would have been quite a coup as it would come just a year after the Nixon-Frost interviews and would have been Nixon’s first public speaking engagement since his resignation. But activist students on campus protested the architect of Watergate speaking at their alma matter, and the university was forced to withdraw the invitation. My graduating class ended up with TV actor Harold Gould as our commencement speaker. Gould, an alumnus of our school who was best known as the dad on “Rhoda,” gave a nice commencement address. But he wasn’t Richard Nixon.
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Fifth GOP Debate
The Cruz-Rubio immigration face-off
Can Trump really win?
Goodbye Lindsey Graham
Obama and the war on ISIS
Third Democratic Debate
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The Trump Phenomenon
Clinton, Sanders and Glass-Steagall
State of the Races
The Economic Argument Against Immigration Reform
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Obama’s Oval Office Address: “Complex acts of terrorism”
The San Bernadino Shooting
The Politics of Guns – Where the Candidates Stand
Trump and the polls: Is he for real?
The pending government shutdown
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The Colorado Planned Parenthood shooting
Is Donald Trump truly a fascist?
Ben Carson’s Iowa poll dive and Ted Cruz’s poll rise
Bernie Sanders poll rise in New Hampshire
November presidential polls in 2016 vs 2012 vs 2008
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Bill Maher pressures Bernie Sanders on how to pay for ‘socialist’ measures
Why Hillary Will Likely Win the White House
Aging Supreme Court Energizes Republicans More Than Democrats in 2016 race
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Clinton testimony at the Benghazi hearing
Paul Ryan agrees to run for Speaker – but only for one term?
Next Republican debate
Headlines
The Texas prison system influences the world
Illegal immigrants could elect Hillary Clinton
The truth about the Benghazi investigation
Squirrel causes 1,900 power outages
Guns
We all offer imperfect solutions to the current state of guns in America.
by Kevin Kelton
Next Tuesday in Las Vegas, Nevada, the Democrats will hold their first debate of the 2016 presidential primary season. But it’s already clear that the winner will be Bernie Sanders. Before a word is even spoken.
Though all five candidates on stage (or six if Joe Biden jumps in the race) will acquit themselves well and present fairly similar liberal positions, it is inevitable that the post-debate media spin will crown Sanders the victor.
Yup, Bernie won. Take it to the bank. If you’re in Las Vegas, put all your chips on the socialist. How can I state that with such certainty a week before the debate happens? Here’s how: Read More
