Bernie Sanders Lays Out his Economic Agenda – Video

After a one-sided win against Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire, Democratic Presidential candidate, Bernie Sanders flew back to Harlem, New York and was interviewed for MSNBC’s Politics Nation by the Rev. Al Sharpton. In the interview, Bernie Sanders laid out his policy agenda for the upcoming votes in Nevada and South Carolina, and for the… Continue reading Bernie Sanders Lays Out his Economic Agenda – Video

The Very Late New Hampshire Primary Predictions

Here’s how it will go down: GOP Trump–28% Kasich–20% (upset special) Rubio–17% Bush–13% Cruz–11% Christie–8% Fiorina–2% Carson–1% Democrats Sanders–54% Clinton–46% There’s a real possibility that nobody on the GOP side drops out, but I think that Fiorina is the likliest. For more, go to www.facebook.com/WhereDemocracyLives or Twitter @rigrundfest

Bernie Sanders Increases lead in Iowa and New Hampshire

It is Sunday and another secret Democratic debate will begin hours from now. But if having these secret debates at all weird hours of the night was a tactic by the DNC to favor the better known Hillary Clinton while keeping the lesser known Bernie Sanders away from the masses, then this has been a… Continue reading Bernie Sanders Increases lead in Iowa and New Hampshire

Another New Poll – President Obama Leads Romney in New Hampshire

President Obama has a seven-point lead over Mitt Romney in New Hampshire but they’re neck-and-neck in North Carolina and Nevada, according to new swing state polling. Likely voters in the NBC/Wall Street Journal/Marist Institutepolls released last night prefer Obama 51%-44% in New Hampshire, where Romney has a vacation home. Obama leads Romney by 2 percentage points… Continue reading Another New Poll – President Obama Leads Romney in New Hampshire

Poverty In America – More Whites In Poverty Than Blacks

 Edward Wyckoff Williams writes: The leaders of today’s Republican Party are expert storytellers. When it comes to manipulating racial stereotypes for political gain, they are akin to animation artists of the 1920s: coloring the lines in black and white. Last Thursday Newt Gingrich told a crowd of senior citizens in New Hampshire, “The African-American community should… Continue reading Poverty In America – More Whites In Poverty Than Blacks

Romney Holds Small Lead Over Gingrich In South Carolina

With just days to go before the South Caroina prmary begins, new polling shows some good news for Gingrich and some bad news for Romney, as conservative Republicans still questions the moderate record of Mitt Romney. The former Massachusetts governor’s lead is so small in the Palmetto State that he’s essentially tied with Newt Gingrich,… Continue reading Romney Holds Small Lead Over Gingrich In South Carolina

Joe Biden on Mitt Romney – He Has No Idea Of The Broken Bargain

In a twenty minutes conference call to New Hampshire Democrats on Tuesday, Vice President Joe Biden and the Obama Administration amplified the 2012 presidential campaign. Taking direct aim at the Republican frontrunner, Mr. Biden said that Romney’s “I like being able to fire people” comment – although it may have been taken out of context… Continue reading Joe Biden on Mitt Romney – He Has No Idea Of The Broken Bargain

Apres-Primary Musings: Mitt Can’t Conquer the Mountain

We are not impressed. If Mitt Romney can’t muster over 40% of the vote in a backyard state against a field of sub-par candidates with extreme positions on the issues, then he’s not ready yet for his curtain call. Yes, it certainly was a good day for Romney, but not as good as his victory… Continue reading Apres-Primary Musings: Mitt Can’t Conquer the Mountain

The Polling Report: Special New Hampshire Edition

You can just call me the Hammer, because I nailed the Iowa results almost perfectly. Of course now I will suffer for my obvious act of hubris, but I don’t believe that will come in New Hampshire. This primary has an odd air about it because the overwhelming sentiment is that Mitt Romney will win,… Continue reading The Polling Report: Special New Hampshire Edition

Republican Debate – A Record Flip Flop For Romney – Video

A Republican debate happened yesterday and Romney stood above the fighting fray, walking away with little or no real attacks on him or his record. A Republican debate happened today, and things were much different, as Romney took swings from Rick Santorum and Jon Huntsman. But Newt Gingrich took to the floor with one clear… Continue reading Republican Debate – A Record Flip Flop For Romney – Video

We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Teachers

It’s simply amazing what happens when people get elected to statewide office. They seem to become experts on everything. Today’s Exhibit A is education, specifically in Idaho and New Hampshire, where the legislatures have passed legislation that not only threatens the role of teachers in their classrooms, but also undermines their expertise and reduces them… Continue reading We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Teachers

Republican Debate – To Romney’s Delight, The Losers Attacked Each Other

With the Iowa primaries over and Mitt Romney crowned the winner by an apparent technicality, the expectation was that his fellow competitors would use whatever avenue they had available to show why they are more deserving of the Republican nomination. That perfect avenue presented itself last night in yet another Republican debate, but the other… Continue reading Republican Debate – To Romney’s Delight, The Losers Attacked Each Other