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Del Beccaro: Biden’s Super Tuesday wins have Democrats infatuated, again, but don’t forget these 4 points

03/04/2020

Democrats have found their Joe Biden groove once again – or have they? While it’s still too early to tell whether there will be a brokered convention, former Vice President Joe Biden certainly has momentum coming out of Super Tuesday. Before Democrats fall too far in love with

by: Tom Del Beccaro

Tom's Columns / Top Story

Del Beccaro: Sanders ready on Super Tuesday to raid California delegate gold mine

03/02/2020

The Super Tuesday primaries matter this year more than ever. That's because delegate-rich California has moved up its primary in 2020 and joins Texas, another newcomer, in the Super Tuesday sweepstakes. Fourteen states in all, representing approximately 40 percent of the nation’s population, will hold primaries this Tuesday. This has

by: Tom Del Beccaro

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Red Flag Laws Serve as a Red Flag

02/26/2020

When Americans turn on the news one of our worst nightmares is to hear of another mass shooting. Our hearts are broken by the needless loss of life and everybody wants so desperately to do something, anything, to stop this from ever happening to another

by: Suzanne Sharer

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Del Beccaro: It Would Be Foolish for Klobuchar or Any Democrat to Drop Out of Race

02/26/2020

As Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) gains steam en route to a delegate lead, calls for other Democratic presidential candidates to drop out of the race are being heard. It would be foolish, however for the likes of Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) to drop out of the race. At

by: Tom Del Beccaro

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Del Beccaro: The Three Reasons Bernie Sanders Can Defeat the Rest of the Field

02/14/2020

The 2020 Democrat presidential primary is rounding into shape after nearly a year of campaigning. While some may be surprised that Sen. Bernie Sanders is in the lead and Joe Biden is fading from view, the signs have pointed to that for a long time. The only

by: Tom Del Beccaro

Tom's Columns / Top Story

Del Beccaro: NH primary — Bernie’s moment, Buttigieg’s proving ground, and Biden’s last stand

02/11/2020

In the wake of the Democrats' Iowa debacle, the New Hampshire primary may determine the party's 2020 nominee. It is more likely, however, that it will do no more than throw fuel on the growing fire of the Democrats' burgeoning political civil war and, while Sen

by: Tom Del Beccaro

Tom's Columns / Top Story

Tom Del Beccaro: Trump impeachment illustrates serious danger of criminalization of politics

01/29/2020

Since the beginning of his presidency, the Democrats have charged but never proven that President Trump has engaged in illegal activity. That criminalization of policy differences reached a new height with the House impeachment vote. Whether the tide of criminalizing policy differences ebbs will depend on the

by: Tom Del Beccaro

Tom's Columns / Top Story

Impeachment: The Only Thing Democrats Proved Was That They Wanted to Politically Tar Trump, Republicans – Del Beccaro

01/29/2020

As the Democrats’ 24-hour impeachment case came to a close, it was rather obvious that impeachment wasn’t a focused attempt to legally prove something related to Ukraine. Instead, while they hoped the nation was watching, and while using taxpayer funds, the Democrats threw the kitchen sink at President Donald

by: Tom Del Beccaro

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Del Beccaro: In Trump impeachment, Dems commit malpractice – wrongly expect Senate to do job of House

01/23/2020

By soundly rejecting Democratic demands to greatly expand the impeachmentinvestigation against President Trump, Senate Republicans acted properly. Indeed, it is not the job of the Senate to come to the rescue of House Democrats who are guilty of investigatory and constitutional malpractice on their way to failing

by: Anni Cyrus

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Del Beccaro: One Year and Seven Debates: The Three Reasons the Democrat Race Remains Undecided

01/20/2020

The Democratic nomination race started within days after the 2018 Midterms. Since then, a year has passed, two dozen have declared their candidacy, and there have been seven debates—and yet there is no clarity as to who will be the nominee. The reasons why are simple and

by: Anni Cyrus

Del Beccaro: Biden’s Super Tuesday wins have Democrats infatuated, again, but don’t forget these 4 points

Del Beccaro: Sanders ready on Super Tuesday to raid California delegate gold mine

Red Flag Laws Serve as a Red Flag

Del Beccaro: It Would Be Foolish for Klobuchar or Any Democrat to Drop Out of Race

Del Beccaro: The Three Reasons Bernie Sanders Can Defeat the Rest of the Field

Del Beccaro: NH primary — Bernie’s moment, Buttigieg’s proving ground, and Biden’s last stand

Tom Del Beccaro: Trump impeachment illustrates serious danger of criminalization of politics

Impeachment: The Only Thing Democrats Proved Was That They Wanted to Politically Tar Trump, Republicans – Del Beccaro

Del Beccaro: In Trump impeachment, Dems commit malpractice – wrongly expect Senate to do job of House

Del Beccaro: One Year and Seven Debates: The Three Reasons the Democrat Race Remains Undecided

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