One of the most difficult things to do is to predict Ohio politics. The state does not register by party
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A Thanos-Level Event For months pundits and researchers have been pondering the mystery of the FISA approval that led to
I will state out the outset I can be wrong. So far, on almost all the big calls, I haven’t
October’s voter registration changes measured against last November continue to show Republican strength, almost across the board. Certainly in the
An ongoing analysis of voter registration trends since November 2016—the election of Donald Trump—continues to show significant trends toward Republicans
On Monday, August 21, I attended a volunteer orientation in response to a call for help for the Trump rally
In the movies, the doomsday device is set, the timer running, and there are only minutes—if not seconds—to turn it
Over the past months I’ve explained the “maze” theory of Donald Trump’s communication strategy. At the G-20 meetings in Europe,
Those of you familiar with my columns know that for some time I have argued that Trump’s tweets are anything
How did the fake news media polls do with GA6? Not very well. The final margin was Handel by 3.8.
Laying out by the pool with Pandora on, most of the time songs just float over you like a warm
Operation Overlord, the most successful amphibious invasion in history, was in no small part successful due to the most effective
With the firing, then death, of Roger Ailes, the departure of Bill O’Reilly, and the swirling rumors about Sean Hannity
We have known since November, at least anecdotally, that the election of 2016 was decided by large shifts in white
From 2010 to the first three quarters of 2016, Obama’s economic growth averaged 2.1%. Trump has already hit 3% in
When Robert Putnam’s 2001 Bowling Alone came out, I thought it was just a delayed liberal response to the Reagan boom.
In the famous Monty Python movie about the Holy Grail, the Black Knight, having his arm cut off by King