As I write this article it is Saturday afternoon October 24, 2020. My predictions are based on the best data I have available coupled with my knowledge of political history, gut and fears. My short answer to the question: Who is going to win the 2020 race for the presidency is? I don’t know. It gets a whole lot more complicated and interesting. Let’s explore. Continue reading Trump Need A Great Night And A Lot Of Help
Todays will be one of the less exciting but more scientific (as in political science) articles. If you are looking for entertainment I suggest you look elsewhere today. If you want to explore the political asset allocation process please read on. Continue reading Hypothesis Largely Disproven
The G-7 (or more accurately the G7 minus 1) took place in Biarritz, France this weekend extending into Monday where the international embarrassment known as Donald Trump predictably struck again, and again, and again. There is probably too much for a single article but let’s explore. Continue reading Oh, Gee!
The Washington Post is currently running a series by Michael E. Miller and Steven Rich outlining the lack of prosecution of hate crimes in D.C. This is not the big story of last week, but perhaps when you look a bit below the surface it is the big problem of early 21st century America. It is certainly one of the biggest. Let’s explore. Continue reading America’s 98.5% Problem
Today’s is another of those clean up type articles. As I commence writing it I don’t know how long it will be. When you get to the end you’ll know how incomplete it was. Let’s explore. Continue reading The Last Sentence Is The Scariest Part