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If Biden gets a November shellacking, it will be because he has lost touch with the concerns of the common men and women who make things move in this country.
"The fact that Fetterman hasn't made his doctors available, or anybody available, is pretty bad."
Like Virginia, Colorado is a blue state that occasionally flirts with Republican candidates.
Few reporters have learned a thing from not just 2016 but also the down-ballot races in 2020.
Do the Pennsylvania Republican voters want to be known as equivalent to the Georgia voters of 2021
Farmers markets, whether they are here in a rural county or in the parking lot of a church in a city, have been growing in popularity for decades in the United States.

The Biden administration doesn't just not feel our pain — it jumps through hoops to tell us we aren't feeling that pain at all.

When is the last time you saw anyone in the media dispassionately show the public what is going on in the energy industry?
The result here come November will not be the result of election models, nor of anything that happens on Twitter.

The American flag stands for something. Even in a divided nation, it means something to people on all sides of the aisle.

Even with love of country falling out of fashion with our cultural curators, many people out there remain deeply proud to be American.
In the same way that the railroad was a major factor in a region's economic viability, so are smaller cities' airports.
No one has been hit harder in the past year in this country than women under age 45.
The systematic killing of the American spirit changes how people socialize, send their children to school and view government, institutions and politics.
Last week was more than just the end of Howard Johnson's. It marked one more place in our culture that lost touch with its customers.

"My mission statement is to positively impact the lives of a billion people with a message of open opportunity."

If you paid attention to the activity of this entire race, Brian Kemp's message never mentioned Trump.
What that means going forward is important.
Her desire to run for office again piqued when she realized how much devotion to her home state she shared with the late Rep. Young.

Grover Cleveland, like Joe Biden, remained both stubborn and stuck.