How much faith should we put in a politician’s unequivocal assurance of a future vote? The AP may soon find out.
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Unequivocal But Unbound
Tag Archives: Primary Races
Clinton’s Sparring Partner
Sanders was supposed to be merely Clinton’s sparring partner, but it turned out he coulda been a contender.
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Occupy Trump
Protesters followed a path from occupying Wall Street to occupying Trump rallies, with a stop at college campuses on the way.
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Republicans Campaign Against Their Own Front-Runner
Democrats will work to disqualify Trump in voters’ minds, and leading Republicans are providing a head start.
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Do Superdelegates Stack The Deck?
Sanders has gotten more love from voters, but Clinton has a big lead in the nomination race thanks to “superdelegates.”
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Iowa’s Political Weeding
The Iowa caucuses are not good at predicting presidential nominees, but they play a role in weeding out the losers.
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Is Too Much Democracy Bad For Democracy?
Democrats and Republicans could pick candidates who are not actual Democrats or Republicans, as craziness rules the primaries.
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Clinton Shows Her Keystone XL Cards
Clinton’s Keystone XL policy may not be ideal, but at least we know where she stands.
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Bernie Burns Out
Isolated and irrelevant to the moment’s big news story, Joe Biden has little chance to celebrate his party’s presidential nomination.
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