Most elections are about the economy.  By all accounts the economy is doing quite well, including historically low unemployment. Labor shortages abound and wages are rising. A rising economy usually indicates that people are satisfied with

The long awaited IG REPORT is released TODAY: ✔ Comey Broke From FBI Procedures in Clinton Probe, Watchdog Finds => https://www.bloomberg.com/…/comey-broke-from-fbi-procedures… ✔ FBI agent texted ‘We’ll stop’ Trump from becoming president, DOJ report says: => https://www.pressherald.com/…/report-on-fbi-actions-in-cli…/ ✔ 'Foreign actors' accessed

Nixon went to China. Reagan met with the Soviet Union. Trump now has met with North Korea. Nixon was a strong anti-communist. So too was Reagan. Trump has been tough on North Korea. Nixon came away, not

It was inevitable. There was no way to stop it. Or was there? For months now, we have heard at length about the "blue wave" waiting to crash on Republican hopes to hold on to the

The U.S. economy is humming along. The numbers say it all: • U.S. Payrolls Rise 223,000; Jobless Rate Matches 48-Year Low • “The number of employed Americans, 155,474,000, has broken another record -- for the ninth time

There was a time when you ran for office, told the voters why and then asked for their vote.  California is not place any more.  To the contrary, California is not that place, you set

As the 2018 Midterms approach, intense speculation continues about which Party will win the Fall elections.  For months the Press and the Democrats have speculated that there would be a Blue Wave of Democrat victories

"A rising tide lifts all boats" or so said President John F. Kennedy in 1963.  Kennedy was an advocate for policies designed to increase economic expansion, including tax cuts, and believed a strong economy would

The "Iran Deal" exposed as "The Cash Deal": 1. Iran is the World's largest sponsor of terror. 2. To do that, they need money. 3. They need money because the dictators that run the country are among the

Russia, ISIS, North Korea, Iran, and China. Those five represent the top of most lists for the last decade with respect to U.S. foreign policy challenges. Four years ago, you could argue that ISIS was the