This Is Your Party Now, Republicans
Donald Trump will be the Republican Party’s nominee. After his dominant Super Tuesday showing and Marco Rubio’s many pathetic third-place losses, he... Read more.
Is Hillary Clinton The Democrats’ Nominee Now? Eh… Pretty Much
With sweeping victories in 8 of the 12 Super Tuesday contests, Hillary Clinton has built up a nearly insurmountable delegate lead that Bernie Sanders simply... Read more.
Debates Nixed; Get It Together, 1st District Democrats
A week ago it was reported that the 1st District Democrats central committee had scheduled five forums for the three Democratic Congressional candidates. Now? N... Read more.
Obstruct, Obstruct, Obstruct Is Iowa House GOP’s Plan
Guest Post By House Democratic Leader Mark Smith It’s no surprise that obstruction is the new buzzword for Washington, D.C. With Justice Scalia’s death and... Read more.
The Battle For March: Previewing The Kansas Caucus
With the South Carolina primary complete, the first four primary and caucus states are finally done for Democrats. Now eyes turn to the Super Tuesday... Read more.
Ready-To-Go Grassroots Armies Greet Sanders Campaign In March States
Linda Anderson admits she’s a bit of a CSPAN nerd. That’s where she first developed her affection for Bernie Sanders, watching his lively speeches o... Read more.
Kansas Caucus: How The Heck Do You Organize A 14-County Caucus?
There are some liberals in southwestern Kansas, including those in a place actually named Liberal, the Kansas town on the Oklahoma border with a majority Hispa... Read more.
As Iowa’s Bridges Crumble, David Young Touts Highway Bill He Voted Against
A recently released study of the country’s infrastructure saw Iowa place in the top five states of structurally deficient bridges. A full 5,025 of Iowa... Read more.
Absentee Option For Nebraska Caucus A Wild Card In Campaign
Caucuses are won by those who show up. Or, in the case of the Nebraska Democratic Caucus, it could be determined by some who don’t.... Read more.
The Battle For March: Previewing the Nebraska Democratic Caucus
As the Democrats’ nominating race looks to go the distance, the campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders now turn their sights to the many contest... Read more.