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Kevin McCarthy is Engaged in a Fight He Can’t Win
Alan Zendell, April 20, 2023 I can’t recall a better case study for the aphorism, “Be careful what you wish for,” nor a better example of Former White House Counsel John Dean’s warning about succumbing to blind ambition. As leaders … Continue reading
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Tagged debt ceiling, default, FDR, Freedom Caucus, jobs, John Boehner, john dean, John Kennedy, John Thune, lyndon johnson, market crash, Mitch McConnell, Nancy Pelosi, New Deal, Paul Ryan, trade agreements, unemployment rate
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Dysfunctional Government
Alan Zendell, December 5th, 2022 In recent decades, divisiveness and extremist politics have taken an increasing toll on our government’s ability to function. Despite warnings that the government itself could become a casualty, that trend, worsened by the intraparty struggle … Continue reading
What Next Week’s Election Really Means
Alan Zendell, November 1, 2022 Next week’s election will decide who gets to legislate in the House of Representatives and seat about a third of the Senate and a bunch of state Governors. Most ballots will contain a slew of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bolsonaro, Brzi, Doug Imhoff, Governors, House of Representative, israel, Jill Biden, Marjrie Taylor Greene, Nancy Pelosi, netanyahu, Paul Pelosi, Senate, Steve Bannon
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The Trends, They Are A-Changing
Alan Zendell, August 30, 2022 For a year-and-a-half, many Democrats criticized President Biden for being too passive in the face of unrelenting attacks from the right and the extremes within his own party. They asked, “Why doesn’t he fight back?” … Continue reading
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Tagged Chuck Schumer, energy prices, equity markets, EU, inflation, jobs, Joe Manchin, kevin mccarthy, MAGA, Mitch McConnell, Nancy Pelosi, NATO, President Biden, russia, supreme court, Ukraine, unemployment, vladimir Putin
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A Ray of Hope
Alan Zendell, November 6, 2021 Last evening two notable events occurred. One was at a social gathering of my senior community, where I took a lot of razzing from my very purple friends. Their consensus was that henceforth I would … Continue reading
A Kinder, Gentler, Saner America
Alan Zendell, January 23, 2021 I’m not a historian, but I’ll bet there has never been a sharper contrast in presidential administrations in our history. Joe Biden has been president for only three days, and we already know exactly what … Continue reading
Reading Trump’s Tells
Alan Zendell, October 8, 2020 Donald Trump’s most notable talent is a native ability to create chaos, sow discord, and enrage his adversaries in the hope that it will either intimidate them or negatively impact their judgment. He touts unpredictability … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020 election, altered state, casey stengel, chaos, COVID immunity, debate rules, debates, discord, intimidation, Kamala Harris, Mike Pence, Nancy Pelosi, psychotropic drugs, rage, rallies, ryne duren, shedding virus, stimulus bill, unpredictability, virtual debate
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