It’s neither fair nor accurate to judge a president’s performance strictly by the economy but most voters do it. The question as we approach the State of the Union address is: How is Joe Biden doing? I’ll site some statistics, complete with editorial comment, and in the conclusion let you know how I feel about it.
Tag Archives: Affordable Care Act
Still A BFD
The biggest political story of the week just ended occurred Thursday morning when the Supreme Court announced its decision in California v Texas and Texas v California (yes, I find that confusing too) which for the third time upheld Obamacare; this time by a surprising 7-2 vote. Continue reading Still A BFD
Closing Arguments – Part Two
Today is the second day of data driven arguments for voting and certainly not for Trump or his enablers. Tomorrow’s article with be more emotionally driven. Let’s continue to explore. Continue reading Closing Arguments – Part Two
Setting Up For September And Beyond
I’m still stuck on last week. The biggest political thing that should have happened – the enactment of another economic rescue package didn’t – that doesn’t mean there was any shortage of occurrences. In fact one of the biggest hardly got covered – the Trump campaign going dark on the airwaves for at least a period of time. With the aid of a few observations and history let’s explore. Continue reading Setting Up For September And Beyond
A Matter Of Life And Death
As I was about to settle in to write an article a news alert came to my attention and changed the subject matter of it. From the Washington Post – Supreme Court says it will once again consider the fate of the Affordable Care Act. Let’s explore. Continue reading A Matter Of Life And Death