On Tuesday December 6th, a runoff will occur in Georgia between Democrat Rapheal Wornock and Republican Herschel Walker. This race will occur due to either candidate clearing the 50 percent threshold in the general election that happened earlier this month. The shortcomings of both Wornock and Walker are attributed to Libertarian Chase Oliver, who has […]
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The midterms are (basically) over, and control of both houses of Congress have been decided. Republicans won the house, albeit narrowly, and Democrats won the Senate, also in a narrow way. This election cycle has been unanimously agreed upon to be a flop by Republicans, and while there is still a runoff Senate Election in
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Intro (I was right): Republicans should have had this election cycle in the bag. Instead, they find themselves thinking about what they did wrong. And this is because going into election day, everyone expected Republicans to win – and win by a lot. Everyone except me of course, because in my October 6th post “How
Pundits said it would be a red wave. It wasn’t. Read More »
Yesterday, midterm election results started coming out, and while control of the house and senate have not been determined yet, there’s still a lot of takeaways. The takeaway: Pundit’s expected Republican’s to win handly. They didn’t. However, with failure, there’s always a silver lining, and with success, there’s always a place for improvement, as shown
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All over the world, many labor fights have been going on, and unions are very much struggling. However, there is also a more upper class labor dispute happening in a place you wouldn’t imagine – the NBA. Today, the NBA has officially petitioned for a hard cap. A hard cap – which would limit the
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Rishi Sunak has just been declared the newest Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. This announcement is obviously a first in many levels for diversity, as Sunak is the first Hindu, Indian, and Asian to assume the position. Sunak is also one of the richest people in Britain, with a net worth estimated to be
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This election cycle should be easy for the Republicans – but it isn’t looking like that.
MIDTERMS: How the Republicans are going to Lose the Senate Read More »
A few days ago, some big news came out. CNN has shuffled Don Lemon from primetime to the morning slot. And this isn’t an unrelated incident. A few weeks earlier, CNN canceled “Reliable Sources”, hosted by Brian Stelter. Furthermore, longtime legal correspondent Jefferey Toobin has left the network. And these events have all happened for
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Last week, I promised that I would predict the Governor Elections. So now I am. Here is the map I am starting with (blue is Democrat, red is Republican, Yellow are the races I am analyzing): I will analyze each of the yellow states, starting with Nevada, and ending at Pennsylvania. Nevada: There is no
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As election day inches closer and closer, more people have started paying attention. That is why I have decided to come out with my midterm prediction for the Senate (stay tuned for Governors Prediction, coming out next week!). Above is the categorization I am using for the states. Solid Blue are Safe Democratic States, Solid
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