When one analyzes the vaccination progress in all 50 states in the US, there emerges a definite trend that I will outline below. These states can be split into 5 distinct groups and what is interesting is that these groups are very similar to the 2020 presidential election results. The first group are the states […]
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The Story: In Texas, Democrat state legislatures are planning to block a Republican backed voter suppression bill that would severely restrict mail-in ballots and in person voting. They plan to do this by leaving the state and going to Washington DC, which will stop the bill from passing because the Republicans would not have a
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If you’ve watched or read the news for any amount of time you’ve probably heard of Joe Manchin. You’ve probably heard that Joe Manchin is a conservative “Democrat” who wouldn’t stop at anything to ruin Biden’s agenda. And while this is true, we need to ask why? Why is Manchin so moderate? Well first we
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As the Democrats cling on to one of the narrowest majorities in decades, they are desperately looking for breathing room. Heres what to expect in 2022. First, let’s get to the bottom line: Democrats aren’t keeping a trifecta. (A trifecta is when a party controls the house, senate, and presidency.) We know this because historically
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Ever since the 2020 elections, Democrats have started thinking about one question: If Biden decides not to run in 2024, who will be his successor ? To answer this question, we decided to make a list on the top candidates for the 2024 Democratic nomination. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez (seen above) is a Democrat in the
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A day before November 3rd, 2020, Liz Cheney would have been seen as one of the most conservative Republicans in the house. Now she’s likely going to be ousted from her position as the third ranking house Republican and be removed in 2022 by a primary challenger. But how did the Republican Party become this
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Today, the new 2020 census results came out, and it means a lot for a wide range of things – not the least of it being electoral and congressional representation. The results show that people from the Midwest and Northeast are moving to the south. The states of Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and
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Ever since the 2020 elections, Republicans have started positioning themselves to become Trump’s heir. Today we’ll be looking at some candidates who we think have a good chance of landing themselves in the White House in 2024. Greg Abbot – Greg Abbot is the Governor of Texas, and a relatively moderate Republican. He won reelection
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When thinking about people who revolutionized the current electoral map – you might think of people like Donald Trump. And for good reason too. Trump in 2016 made the Midwest considerably more Republican while the south and west were considerably less Republican. But when it comes to people who have changed the electoral map in
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On Monday, Senator Roy Blunt, a Missouri Republican, said that he would not run for reelection, joining four others. The four other Republicans that announced retirement are, Pat Toomey (Pennsylvania), Richard Shelby (Alabama), Rob Portman (Ohio), and Richard Burr (North Carolina). Adding to this, is the fact that Republicans Chuck Grassley (Iowa), and Ron Johnson
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