Tag Archives: Barack Obama
Primary Risks
Alan Zendell, April 14, 2019 The 2020 primary season started far too early. We’ve never experienced a presidential campaign that lasted two full years, and it’s impossible to predict how it will go, but we can make some intelligent guesses. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anita Hill, attention span, Barack Obama, Beto O'Rourke, bill clinton, charisma, Hi, Hillary Clinton, Ilhan Omar, Joe Biden, John Kennedy, Pete Buttigieg, progressives, ronald reagan, super delegates, Tom Perez, Trump
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Hatemongering is Not What Made America Great
Alan Zendell, November 2, 2018 When I began America the Beautiful, I selected the maxim “Dedicated to preserving what has made America great.” It wasn’t intended to be subtle. The truth is, I hate blogs. But I hate hypocrisy and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, campaign rallies, children, courage, elections, greatness, hate, human rights, immigrants, integrity, japan, lies, morality, Nazis, racism, sacrifice, Statue of Liberty, strength, Trump
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