Prepare yourselves, everyone, as we’re going to break the golden rule. That’s right, we’re going to speculate about Donald Trump’s political future. I know we all swore this off in the early morning hours of November 9, 2016, but let’s face it, Trump’s legal fate is arguably the largest unknown variable of the 2024 Presidential race. As you’ve no doubt heard by now, Trump … [Read more...] about How Donald Trump’s Trial(s) Will Hang Over the 2024 Republican Primaries
One Month Out, Philly’s Mayoral Primary Begins to Take Shape
Mayoral races are particularly chaotic. With Democrats dominating cities, mayoral contests are the rare races where a candidate can win a powerful political office just by prevailing in a crowded, low-turnout party primary. It’s simply too enticing an opportunity for too many hopefuls, which is how we ended up with a field of eight major candidates in this Democratic … [Read more...] about One Month Out, Philly’s Mayoral Primary Begins to Take Shape
Dems Flip Wisconsin Supreme Court With Protasiewicz Victory
Last night Wisconsin voters turned the ideological balance of the their state's Supreme Court, handing Democrats in the state, and potentially nationally, a major victory. Thanks to the retirement of Republican Justice Patience Roggensack, the GOP’s slim 4-3 advantage was on the line in this highly-watched contest. Democratic-backed Milwaukee Circuit Court Judge Janet … [Read more...] about Dems Flip Wisconsin Supreme Court With Protasiewicz Victory
Wisconsin Supreme Court, And So Much More, On the Line in April 4th Battle
The 2020 presidential election may well have been decided that April. How could that be the case? In April 2020, as COVID lockdowns swept the nation, Wisconsin held their regularly scheduled Supreme Court election, with Republican Justice Daniel Kelly losing by about ten points. As a result, the Republican majority on the Court fell to a slim 4-3 margin. So in December … [Read more...] about Wisconsin Supreme Court, And So Much More, On the Line in April 4th Battle
Deegan and Davis Advance to May 16th Jacksonville Mayoral Contest
The match-up is set. Last night, Jacksonville held their 2023 mayoral primary, a nonpartisan contest in name only as several Democrats and Republicans vied for the right to lead the city. Former TV anchor and Democratic Congressional nominee Donna Deegan, as well as Chamber of Commerce President and former Republican City Councilman Daniel Davis, finished in the top two … [Read more...] about Deegan and Davis Advance to May 16th Jacksonville Mayoral Contest