…still angry. He remains unpopular in spite of an economy performing very well (and perceived to be performing very well). Whatever is going on in 2020, it could be economic…

…a strong position to preserve their key policy objectives. Moderate Democrats are reportedly worried that they will be labeled intransigent and suffer at the polls in November if they stake…

…perceived enemies that surround it. It’s not especially important that Trump apparently moved briefly to the bunker under the White House last week in the face of protests outside the…

…Incompetents who might have been promoted to yet higher positions if their incompetence hadn’t been exposed by the course of events. This isn’t about The Peter Principle at play. This…

…the most dreaded retreat would be perceived as weakness and make further aggression inevitable. One detail was overlooked. Hitler was one person, Khrushchev, Mao and Ho Chi Minh were three…

…be expected to vote Democratic but were becoming more and more uneasy about a perceived increase in crime and frequent stories of protests in the streets. In 1968, the real…

…on the basis of their being ultra-conservative republicans; on the basis of their perceived ideology. The majority of the current John Roberts’ court is made up of the overly ambitious,…

…So when times are perceived to be normal, there will be a binding limit on deficit spending. If this story is correct, the limit will be similar no matter how…

…and the country’s security and independence.” Unsurprisingly a WaPo story today quotes one figure as saying that Saied’s “interpretation of imminent threat is now being perceived as a little bit…

…perceived that Dems use it (or did in 2020 anyway) more than GOPs, for various reasons. It was not always that way everywhere, with Florida, in particular, having a long…