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A total of 37 Senate seats are up for grabs this year. The current composition of the US Senate is 59 Democrats (two of whom are actually independents who caucus with the Dems) and 41 Republicans. What...
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President Obama to Speak to Congress
The president of the United States will address a joint session of Congress at 7 PM September 8 to encourage a better season, this following the Congressional summer break, and to outline his plan for...
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Most people in this country, with the exception of political consultants and pundits, are not very happy with the direction of our politics. Campaigns are growing longer, louder, more bombastic, and...
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Political Conventions Are Like Sporting Events
I have wondered if anyone else noticed how much the Democratic and Republican conventions were like sporting events. We had everything that is very similar to sports: a home crowd advantage,...
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Joe Biden: From Football to the Vice Presidency
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I understand that the presidential debates are big ratings events on television, and if you bounce around the channels afterwards (everything from FOX News, CNN, to NBC), you would think that these...
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Obama Candid in His Inaugural Address
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