So, just got off of a nice break, and we are now back to writing about politics again. We have another big day on June 28th, and this time, I decided to get the research done so I can complete this one a few days early. But first, we have the recap of the past …
The Progressive Update (5/16/2022): Super Tuesday – Midterm Edition
So, some good news of of West Virginia. Not only did all four progressive state legislature with contested primaries with theirs, but progressive Joe Solomon also won his primary for Charleston city council at large, which brings progressive representation to the biggest city in West Virginia. Other noteworthy news is that House Freedom Caucus lunatic …
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The 25 Most Important US Primary Elections in 2022 (Pink Tsunami)
Okay, time for a different approach. There are so many progressive candidates running that I don’t think it will be feasible for me to cover them all in the type of detail I wish to. It’s probably a good sign that we are seeing so many capable progressive candidates popping up this cycle, but there’s …
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The Progressive Update (7/28/2020): New Jersey & Texas Recap, August 4th & 6th Primaries
After a break from my the usual schedule, I have come to the conclusion that I’m going to change the name of this series to something that more accurately sums up what it was supposed to do. Not to mention that “The Weekly Bern” makes it sound like it’s directly associated with Bernie himself, which …
Let’s Send Nina Turner to Congress! – Ohio Special Election (Pink Tsunami)
Well, it was a nice break from political writing, but It wouldn’t be right for me to stay silent on Nina Turner’s election. Despite the fact that Trump has been out of office for over half a year, it doesn’t feel like much has changed. The fact that Biden hasn’t been following through on his …
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The Progressive Update (8/27/2020): Massachusetts Primaries & the Alex Morse Smear Job
The Florida Primary was a bit of a standstill for progressives. The biggest disappointment was that Debbie Wasserman Schultz won re-election with a 44 point lead against progressive candidate Jen Perelman, despite the fact that the former was in trouble for physically assaulting a minor just a few days before the primary. On the plus …
Nebraska 2020 Elections: The Progressive Candidates to Support (Pink Tsunami)
Nebraska hasn’t exactly been given much attention this election cycle. It’s not surprising that this is the case since Nebraska has an R+14 PVI rating, the same rating as Alabama for comparison sake. A Democrat has not won a US Senate seat or the Governorship even once since 2010, and Democrats have been performing worse …
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The Weekly Bern (3/27/2020): Joe Biden Rape Accusation, Marie Newman’s Primary Win.
Despite the fact that all the normies are going insane at the prospect of not going outside, there is an advantage to this whole virus situation. That advantage is that the elections are getting delayed, and this means Bernie has more time to shift the narrative in his favor. But instead of that, he’s spending …
Illinois 2020 Elections: The Progressive Candidates to Support (Pink Tsunami)
The progressive candidates to support in Illinois.