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Democratic Party Leaders Are Mostly Sitting Out the Presidential Endorsement Race So Far. That’s What Republican Leaders Did in 2016.
Democratic Party leaders are endorsing presidential candidates just as slowly as Republicans did in 2016 Geoffrey Skelley of FiveThirtyEight – Note from Ken Feltman: Democratic leaders and elected officials are following an endorsement practice in 2020 that is similar to … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 election, African-American, Baby Boomers, Border control, Business, Campaign contributions, Candidates, Congress, Controversial, Dark Money, Debates, Democrats, Donald Trump, Economics, Education, Gender, Global warming, Guns and gun control, Millennials, Money in politics, Organized labor, Politics, polls, Propaganda, psychological profile, Racism, Republicans, Russia, Senior citizens, Social Media, Ukraine, United States, Veterans, War powers, wealth, whites, Women
Should the GOP break the anti-tax pledge?
By Ken Feltman Writing about people I know is never easy and, in effect, that is what Politico is asking when they ask me to write about whether Republicans should break their anti-tax pledge. Grover Norquist has had an enormous impact … Continue reading
Posted in Balanced Budget amendment, Congress, Elections, Federal budget, Finance, Ken Feltman at Politico, National debt, Organized labor, Political parties, Politics, President Obama
Tagged 2012 elections, Balanced Budget, Congress, Debt Ceiling, Democrats, Federal budget, Independent voters, Ken Feltman at Politico, Republicans, Tea Party
The wages of Wisconsin?
By Ken Feltman In the wake of the Wisconsin recall vote and the publicity about public employee unions and their influence on government spending for pensions and other benefits, Radnor asked 890 Americans about their impressions of unions in America. We … Continue reading
Posted in Balanced Budget amendment, Elections, Organized labor, Politics
Tagged 2012 elections, Balanced Budget, elections, organized labor, Tea Party, United States
