Berning Out: Why South Carolina is the Death Knell for Bernie Sanders’ Im...
Bernie Sanders has had a great run. He has been lauded for his strong focus on income inequality and his appeal to younger voters. He has […]
Super Tuesday - Part 2: Making Sense of Numbers
The Primaries. Super Tuesday: Part 2 Making Sense of Numbers by Don DeBats The votes that matter in choosing a presidential nominee are those cast by the […]
Super Tuesday: Suddenly Something Else Matters: NUMBERS
The Primaries. Super Tuesday: Part 1 Suddenly Something Else Matters: NUMBERS by Don DeBats The early primaries (New Hampshire and South Carolina) and caucuses (Iowa and […]
The Hawks are out in South Carolina
Article by Zac Rogers Flinders University PhD Candidate As the race headed to military-laden South Carolina over the weekend (the state’s annual economy is supported to […]
Rubio’s Reckoning
Donald Trump’s victory in Nevada adds a firm aura of inevitability to his campaign to become the Republican nominee. His strong polling in the Super […]
Bumps and Bruises await 'Establishment' Republicans in Battle Born Swing St...
After a bruising confrontation in South Carolina, the remaining Republican presidential candidates have moved to Nevada for Tuesday’s caucuses. Historically a safe Republican state, Nevada strongly […]
The Coming Republican Bloodbath: What to Watch in South Carolina
The current Republican primary has not been for the faint of heart and it is about to get worse. South Carolina, the site of the next […]
The Nevada Caucuses: 3 Things to Watch
The next test for Secretary Clinton and Senator Sanders are the Nevada Caucuses. Nevada is the first state in the West to vote, with a sizable […]
Holier than thou: Bernie Sanders and the Politics of Purity
Arthur Goldhammer writes succinctly in The American Prospect that: Sanders enjoys the advantage of purity. His hands have never touched the sausage mix, while Clinton is […]