King of Diamonds by Nancy OhanianUniversity of Pennsylvania professor Diana Mutz published a study Monday that asserts that "Fear of losing their privileged status in America and the world motivated many 2016 voters, notably whites, men, and Christians.
If you've been around DWT much over the last year or so, you've probably become familiar with the artwork of Nancy Ohanian, formerly the editorial cartoonist of the L.A. Times, currently a nationally and internationally syndicated editorial illustrator. She's been helping Blue America raise money for our candidates with her art and this week she offered us for auction just not works on paper but works on aluminum, which are usually very expensive.
A little over a month ago we looked at Marianne Williamson's plans for a national tour-- the Love America Your. It's not a plan anymore. She's right in the middle of it, having completed events in Richmond, Winston-Salem (with Jenny Marshall), Houston, Austin (with Derrick Crowe) and Las Vegas.
Last week, Aaron Blake did “an analysis” for the Washington Post-- the silliest conventional wisdom you’ll see anywhere, The top 15 Democratic presidential candidates for 2020, ranked.
Bernie Sanders is the most popular politician in America (source)by Gaius PubliusI want to put this on people's radar and suggest a few questions as the drama begins to unfold: What would happen if Bernie Sanders ran for President in 2020?Barring Change, Sanders Could Easily Enter the Race First, let
The Pew Center's new poll came out Thursday. Top line was all about Russia-- primarily how most Americans-- though not Republicans-- now believe the Trump campaign was a den of collusion. But there was more. Trump's job approval ratings has sunk to it's lowest level yet.
We know, we know... but now even Trump's main campaign pollster, Tony Fabrizio, is saying that Bernie would have beaten Trump. Imagine if Obama had never appointed Wasserman Schultz DNC chair, his second worst appointment-- or maybe tied for first-- after making Rahm his chief-of-staff...Anyway, did you see that polling data about all the U.S. senators yesterday? Vey interesting stuff. The pollsters questioned 255,120 registered voters in every state about their state's senators.
Lobbyists don't like this kind of language; Americans do thoughThe new Granite Poll of New Hampshire voters shows Trump to be a very weak candidate, at least among New Hampshire Republicans. I hear they still like him a lot in most of the old slave-holding states.
Tomorrow, Friday, July 7, I've been invited to participate in my first-ever AMA-- Ask Me Anything-- at the Sanders for President subreddit. It's at 1pm (PT), 4pm back East.
