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With the conventions wrapping up, we get down to it
Last August I wrote a column about the campaign for the White House and the efforts of Donald J. Trump to win his party’s nomination. Knowing that we’re living in uncertain times, I did not dare to predict that he wouldn’t get the Republican Party nomination. As I am frequently wrong, according to my wife . . . more
Third-party candidate choices let voters down
Gary Johnson? Who is this guy, you ask? He is the most prominent of the alternative candidates who will be joining Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton . . . more
Councilman Anthony Eramo, pictured at a press conference on the boardwalk in 2014, announced his candidacy for State Assembly last month and was endorsed by the Working Families Party and the Nassau Independence Party on Tuesday.
Endorsements roll in for Eramo
A few weeks after City Council Vice President Anthony Eramo announced his candidacy for the open 20th Assembly District seat, the Working Families Party voted to endorse him this week to replace newly elected State Sen. Todd Kaminsky. more
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Democrats take Trump lightly at their peril
There’s no question that if I were a Republican Party official in Washington, I would be tearing out what little hair I have left, because . . . more
Republicans are allowing Trump to wreck their party
Having been in politics a long time, I have seen a lot of politicians, political groups and minor parties rise to the top and then fall faster than a comet in the night sky. In almost every case I could mention . . . more
Will the GOP’s self-inflicted wounds prove fatal?
In 1854, the Whig and Free Soil parties decided it was time to unite into a new party. They decided that the Grand Old Party would be the best name for it, and thus the Republican Party was born. It’s commonly referred to these days as . . . more
Trump and Sanders? Primaries for the history books
On Monday, Republican and Democratic delegates from around the great state of Iowa will hold district conventions, at which attendees in their respective precincts will mark the names of the presidential candidates they support. Votes will be counted in each precinct . . . more
The Halloweening of U.S. politics, take two
Five years ago, just before the 2010 midterm elections, I leapt at what I thought was a one-time opportunity to compare the political landscape to a mean-spirited Halloween trick. Rage was all the rage that season . . . more
Trump recruits (who else?) fellow Know-Nothing Sarah Palin
This may go down in history as the Summer of Abysmal Ignorance. Yesterday I thought I was having a post-traumatic-stress reaction, but it was only transitory anxiety at the reappearance of Sister Sarah. more
Artists Tia and Taijh Guerrier at the launch party for their new fashion lines.
Long Beach siblings launch fashion lines
Long Beach residents and siblings Tia and Taijh Guerrier have launched a collaborative art collective called Crown Designs, which combines their individual artistic pursuits across multiple mediums … more
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