Month: August 2017

This wasn’t the article I intended to publish today. I’m not even sure I should be writing it. However it’s something I feel very strongly about and want to

One of the most successful political strategists of contemporary American politics passed away Friday, August 18, 2017 — Arthur Finkelstein. If you’ve never heard of Arthur, don’t worry about

Political party stereotypes go like this: all Democrats favor activist government, legal abortion, and placing limits on 2nd Amendment rights, while all Republicans want smaller government, no restrictions on

A key part of a candidate’s winning message is The Plan. The Plan tells the voters what you the candidate want to do on their behalf should they elect

Last week Daniel Henninger wrote in  The Wall Street Journal about President Trump bringing John Kelly on as new his Chief of Staff and Kelly’s immediate firing of Anthony

I wanted to share some insights on debates and forums from two different candidates who each won their election this year in two very different states:  Texas and California.

As a candidate for any elected office you’ll be asked to participate in public forums and debates. This is a part of the political process that in America dates