I thought closing out November with a “sweeping” was as good a way as any, so here we go.
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Thanksgiving, And What I’ve Come To Realize From It
Sometimes knowledge is best gained in reflective moments. Today I want to illustrate that and the core will be how I celebrated this past Thanksgiving. I appreciate it more today than last Thursday.
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Turnout ’24
It’s rather bold of me to make predictions over 11 months out from an election. More than one prime minister has lost a snap election he called because the political climate can change so rapidly. Also, no election turns on a single factor. (Many among us are still debating what happened in America’s 2016 election.) That said I think I have one major factor for 2024 figured out: turnout; and it’s more complicated than normal.
An American Gives Thanks 2023
Today is Thanksgiving in America. I hate doing fluff type articles but I thought the holiday provided me with a perfect opportunity to fulfill that obligation while sharing one of my (many would argue few) optimistic theories with my readers. Continue reading An American Gives Thanks 2023
Progressive Sweeping LVII
When I go back-to-back with this format it usually indicates that a lot of bad things have happened in American politics or I’ve avoided it for a bit. In this case it is a little of both.