Much has been said about President Trump’s actions in relation to the Iran War. While Democrats have obviously condemned the war, the more interesting reactions are the ones of Trump’s republican supporters. While the majority of prominent conservative politicians and officials, like Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Speaker of the House […]
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The democrats had a great night this election day. While the biggest of the night from the media was Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani’s win in the New York Mayoral Race, defeating former governor Andrew Cuomo in a campaign largely defined by affordability, it wasn’t actually the biggest story of the night. For example, Democrats won
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A few months ago, Texas made waves after its Republican government revealed that they were planning to redistrict the state’s congressional seats. The reason: to make Texas districts more conservative, by either packing many liberal areas into one district, or cracking a heavily liberal area among multiple districts. In this, the GOP legislature’s goal is
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On May Second, President Trump announced his 2026 Budget Proposal. The bill is considered unprecedented, with over 163 billion dollars of cuts in total, or an average 23 percent cut to non-defense programs. Here, I will go through the specifics of the proposal, and how it affects different areas of government. Defense: The Defense budget
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Joe Biden is not popular. One year before the 2024 election, the 80-year-old commander in chief has a meager 39 percent approval rating, the worst since Jimmy Carter, who went on to lose reelection by a landslide. Adding to Biden’s apparent unpopularity, a recent NYT-Sienna poll shows Trump leading Biden in 5 swing states. However,
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This week, a lot has happened in Washington. New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez has been indicted on bribery charges, longtime California senator Dianne Fienstien died, and most importantly, Congress was able to avert a government shutdown. But how? Earlier this morning, a shutdown seemed all but certain. Let’s get into it. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy
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The 2024 Senate Elections are coming, and it’s geared up to be a competitive one. Today I will tell you everything you need to know about the elections, including who’s favored to win, important people to keep an eye on, and key swing states.Let’s get this out of the way first. The 2024 Senate Elections
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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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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
The official 2020 US census came out – and it has big implications. Read More »
