A handful of Trump supporters are trying to get Nebraska to change the rules for how it distributes its electoral votes. If they succeed, then Biden supporters in Maine promise to cancel them out.
In a recent opinion piece former Deputy National Security Advisor Nadia Schadlow lamented the return of "study season," a time when the Department of Defense (DoD) and other agencies, commit millions in taxpayer dollars to produce reports that recycle old recommendations to support their latest budget.
The decline of traditional metropolitan objective media outlets has affected the news landscape dramatically. Those outlets were more liberal and less objective than they pretended, and their business model, which relied on advertising, has collapsed as online advertising has soared. This had led to targeted partisan journalism on the left and right, for business as well as political reasons. But while traditional outlets like the New York Times have moved further leftward, they and other national outlets have lost the trust of most Americans, who now place much more trust in state and local...
It's always amusing to hear about college students majoring in "entrepreneurialism," or better yet, individuals who express a plan to be an entrepreneur. That's because entrepreneurialism can't be taught, nor is it a planned-out career path. It's a state of mind. Real-life entrepreneurialism is an expression of a contrarian viewpoint about how business is being done that is revealed through action - action that is broadly rejected, including by the leading lights in the business sector the entrepreneur aims to disrupt.
There are competitive U.S. Senate races in five of the 2024 presidential battleground states: Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. And one of the narratives emerging from polling of these states is that Joe Biden is running behind his ticket mates pretty regularly.
At this point, it's not clear that either party is willing to trust a result that goes against them. But Democrats are prepared to do just about anything to win.
Wednesday on the RealClearPolitics radio show, Andrew Walworth, Carl Cannon, and Tom Bevan talk about President Biden agreeing to debate former President Trump next month under certain conditions, and what that means for the future of the Commission on Presidential Debates. They also discuss yesterday's Maryland and West Virginia primaries and Michael Cohen's cross-examination this week at the Trump "hush money" trial.