League of Women Voters announces partnership with Labor Talk Radio
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The League of Women Voters will partner with The Union Edge, the only nationally-syndicated labor talk radio program in the country.
Search Results for Republicans
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New MoveOn TV ad features Republican elector who opposes Trump
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A new TV ad from MoveOn.org Political Action features Christopher Suprun, a Republican elector from Texas who is refusing to support Donald Trump.
Poll: Obama popularity in Virginia at all-time high
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A new Quinnipiac University poll of Virginia voters has President Barack Obama at his highest approval in the Old Dominion ever.
Poll: Northam leads GOP field in 2017 matchups
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Democrat Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam has leads on each of the four 2017 Republican governor contenders, according to a new poll from Quinnipiac University.
Political analyst Bob Holsworth offers insights on recent election
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Asked to sum up 2016 from a political analyst’s perspective, Dr. Bob Holsworth called it “perhaps the most remarkable year that I have watched.”
Tim Kaine speaks at Halifax International Security Forum
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U.S. Senator Tim Kaine received the 2016 Halifax Builder Award at the eighth annual Halifax International Security Forum in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
“Seek Peace While Preparing for War”: A strategy for the outset of the Trump era
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The U.S. has entered an extraordinarily dangerous era, with Donald Trump as president and a deplorable Republican Party in control of Congress.
Progressives: You’re not going to learn anything from angry white voters
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The media is telling progressives that a reason their side lost the 2016 presidential election is that they’re out of touch with angry white voters.
Debunking the Rust Belt narrative: It wasn’t the angry white voter
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You’ve been told that droves of angry white voters in the Rust Belt answered the clarion call to elect Donald Trump.
Trump, Clinton, and the changing politics of Washington
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In a flash, the election of Donald Trump, pending in the Electoral College, without even a plurality of the vote as a tailwind, has upset the run of apple carts in Washington, D.C.
