Now that the dust has settled on last week’s Super Tuesday primary, we can return to watching Youtube videos without the saturation of Michael Bloomberg ads, but enjoy the respite because the general is coming–and neither Shaq nor Snoop Dogg will be driving. In just under a week and a half, the state of the… Read More Looking Back at Super Tuesday I
ATLANTA—Former Vice President Joesph Biden finally got his long awaited vindication last weekend in South Carolina. For months now, the survival of Biden’s presidential campaign has rested almost singularly on the turnout of African American voters in South Carolina. In last Saturday’s contest, Biden carried roughly 48% of the Democratic primary’s voters. Roughly 56% of… Read More Biden’s White House Bid Defibrillated as Super Tuesday Starts
When voters and Democratic Party presidential candidates shuffle to the Nevada caucus tonight, the electorate will be demographically different than the previous contests in Iowa and New Hampshire. According to July 2019 data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the white populations of Iowa and New Hampshire are 90.7% & 93.2% respectively. Tonight’s caucus and next… Read More All Eyes are on Nevada as Caucus Begins
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