November 10, 20160Comments

Trump’s Triumph or Hillary’s Blunders?: Both are factors in the latest 1948 upset election in America

In 1948 republican Thomas Dewey took for granted he was going to win the presidency against incumbent Harry Truman and cut back on his campaigning. Most of the media agreed,

by Gregory Bresiger

U.S. Presidential Election

November 7, 20160Comments

American Elections—What Went Wrong?: Trump was only partly right about the system being rigged

No matter who wins, we Americans have lost. I write as possibly the most divisive presidential elections in U.S. history---as divisive and bitter as the election between John Adams and Thomas

by Gregory Bresiger

U.S. Presidential Election

November 4, 20160Comments

Is Trump on the Verge of Pulling a Bush 2000 or a Truman 1948?: Mainstream media, with a stake in a Hillary victory, is worried

Donald Trump, uncharacteristically, has recently stayed on script. He hasn’t put a foot in his mouth lately, but stuck to a populist message aimed at the Clintons as well as

by Gregory Bresiger

U.S. Presidential Election

October 31, 20160Comments

A Pre-Mortem for a Campaign and a Free Republic: Why Trump will likely lose as America, like Rome, burns

The republicans and Trump, if they lose, will have certainly missed a great chance to defeat the ethically challenged Hillary Clinton and her plans to expand the already run amuck

by Gregory Bresiger

U.S. Presidential Election

October 21, 20160Comments

The Donald Moves Closer to Blowing Up the GOP

When Donald Trump loses the presidential election next month----and at this point that is the most likely outcome---he can look in the mirror to find the biggest reason why he

by Gregory Bresiger

U.S. Presidential Election

October 18, 20160Comments

The Poisonous Clowns Battle It Out: What’s worse?

Someone who would wreck the economy or someone who would wreck the rule of law? Those who yearn for a gutter fight, those who bay for blood and the return of

by Gregory Bresiger

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