Here's why the 2022 midterm election forecasts are shifting - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Call it the 'I don't know' election in the fight for Congress. Republicans still have advantages, but Democrats appear energized in the post-Roe environment.
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Call it the 'I don't know' election in the fight for Congress. Republicans still have advantages, but Democrats appear energized in the post-Roe environment.
A major controversy at Harvard University could lead to the take down of the school's scientific "mafia" – if only a PhD or two would file a formal complaint. The matter has to do [...]
What a reversal of Roe v. Wade might mean at the ballot box.
I have scanned the English side of a large campaign postcard I just found on my car's windshield at my home in the Bronx (the other side is in Spanish.) Then I went and put it on a picture hosting website and I looked up the background of family name of the candidate > it is Ecuadorian. The scan is posted after the jump, it's quite self-explanatory.
At a time when people can work from anywhere, the country is becoming even more polarized.