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Why DeSantis dropping out secures Trump the Nomination

On January 21st, Ron DeSantis dropped out of the Republican primaries, only 2 days before the New Hampshire primaries. This is surprising news, as DeSantis had many events scheduled, and showed no signs of dropping out beforehand. However, it is clear why he did it. Many New Hampshire polls showed him below the 10 percent […]

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Why Trump Has the Advantage in the Republican Primaries

The 2024 Republican Primary is not close. Polling shows that Trump has an almost 30 point lead over rival Ron DeSantis, which will most likely lead to Trump getting the Republican nomination for President in 2024. Mainstream Republicans like Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell don’t want this, as a Trump versus Biden matchup has already

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The reasons to run for President (other than winning)

The 2024 GOP presidential nomination is effectively a race between 2 candidates: Donald Trump, the front-runner, and Ron DeSantis, the underdog, and barring any major updates, this will stay the same. In fact, there are so many candidates, that listing them out in bullets would be a better idea. These are the candidates for the

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Disney’s Financial Decline, Explained

Disney is failing. Its stock is currently lower than pandemic levels, and its movies aren’t making the same amount of money anymore. And behind that, the entertainment giant has been embroiled in a political controversy in Florida. Today, I will bring you through all these issues. Number one, Disney’s biggest money making initiative in a

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Pundits said it would be a red wave. It wasn’t.

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

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