Clinton's Empire State
In reality, the Democratic primary was over several weeks ago when Hillary Clinton clinched strong wins in Florida, Ohio, North Carolina, Illinois, and Missouri. Tonight’s result […]
The Wisconsin Legacies
by Prof Don DeBats Today, April 5, is a critical date in the race toward the Republican Party nomination for the party’s presidential candidate. Wisconsin’s primary […]
America: Whats gotten in to you?
“They don’t know how to deal with him” says Prof Don DeBats. “But they also don’t know how to deal with the issues bothering the American […]
4 Takeaways from the Democratic Primary Race
We still aren’t sure what the 2016 presidential primaries indicate for the future of American politics. It is likely that both national parties will take action […]
Last Chance to Dump Trump: Convention Uproar
Article by Prof Don DeBats, Flinders University The establishment wing of the Republican “Party,” dismayed by Mitt Romney’s devastating loss in 2012, spent four years defining […]
Democratic primary/caucus calendar and delegate counts
Data from Ballotpedia The table below lists the number of pledged Democratic delegates who will have been allocated as of each primary or caucus date. On […]
Republican primary/caucus calendar and delegate counts
Data from Ballotpedia The table below lists the number of pledged Republican delegates who will have been allocated as of each primary or caucus date. On […]
Michigan was a Fluke
As I noted in my last blog, the question at the forefront of the minds of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders on Tuesday morning was, ‘Was Michigan a […]
The Ides of March
In William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, the titular character has an early encounter with a Soothsayer who warns him to “Beware the ides of March.” In the […]