Boebert finishes fifth in straw poll of new district
Well, well, well, it seems like Boebert’s political career may be coming to an end sooner than she expected. In a recent straw poll of her new district, Boebert finished fifth among the five candidates. And let me tell you, it’s hard to take a straw poll seriously when it’s so hilariously tiny. She only received 12 votes from the debate attendees, which accounted for about 10 percent of the total.
Ahead of her were Logan County Commissioner Jerry Sonnenberg, former Colorado House Minority Leader Mike Lynch, Douglas County filmmaker Deborah Flora, and state House Minority Whip Richard Holtorf.… Continue reading
$8.4 trillion. That’s the astounding amount that former President Trump added to the national debt during his time in office. To put it in perspective, that’s nearly $25,000 of debt for every U.S. citizen—an increase of 38%. And here’s the kicker: $940 billion of that debt was added even before the pandemic hit. So, this can’t be blamed solely on COVID-19.
It’s mind-boggling when some die-hard Trump supporters claim that they voted for him because of his supposed economic prowess. How could someone who claims to be a great businessman, someone who supposedly knows how to run a successful enterprise, amass such an incredible debt while in office?… Continue reading
Title: Nikki Haley’s New Hampshire Strategy Has Trump Fuming, but Does it Really Matter?
Introduction:
In the realm of American politics, the fascination with Donald Trump has been both fascinating and bewildering. The former president’s influence over the Republican party is undeniable, and his methods of winning over voters in the 2016 New Hampshire GOP primary became the stuff of legend. However, it seems that history might be repeating itself, with former UN ambassador Nikki Haley adopting a similar strategy in her own bid for the presidency. And unsurprisingly, this has left Trump absolutely furious. But does it truly matter? Let’s dive deeper into the themes, sentiments, and implications behind Trump’s anger and Haley’s strategy.… Continue reading
Ron DeSantis suspending his campaign for president has definitely left many people surprised, especially considering the timing right before the New Hampshire primary. It was clear that he was not going to perform well in the primary, but to not even face a single primary vote is truly shocking. What makes it even more interesting is the fact that he was actually leading Trump in the polls at one point, indicating just how far he has fallen.
Many expected DeSantis to be the “Trump without the baggage,” someone who could appeal to a broader range of voters. However, as time went on, he seemed to transform into a “Ted Cruz without the charisma.”… Continue reading
The recent victory of Democrat Tom Keen in the state House 35 special election over Republican Booth carries greater significance than the seat in question; it points to an undercurrent simmering beneath the surface of political punditry. The win by Keen was not just a success for him as an individual, but it serves as a beacon of hope and a prelude to future political triumphs for a party desperate to recover from a tumultuous political season.
Prior to the special election, vast amounts of money were spent on aggressive negative campaigns against Keen. A barrage of attack ads filled with fear-inducing messages bombarded the airwaves and mailboxes.… Continue reading
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