Top photo by Tim Forkes Sitting here on Wednesday morning, November 4, 2020, I’m wondering how the Democratic Party got it so wrong about Florida and Texas. How did the

Image by StockSnap from Pixabay One sign of a democratic and ethical society is how it protects its most vulnerable. As I have written in past articles, the U.S. often

Mike Causey (File photo) DURHAM, N.C. / October 4th, – Greg Lindberg, founder of Global Growth group of companies, today released a report listing eight reasons why federal and state

This is a bit of a sad day for the Democratic Party. Uplifting for sure, but with a touch of sadness — and anger. First of all, there are

This is it, this is when the Democratic presidential campaigns get real. First the Nevada Caucuses and then the South Carolina primary. Senator Bernie Sanders is the odds-on favorite

BALTIMORE– The last time we had a Republican mayor in my home town, his name was Theodore McKeldin, and the last time I saw him, he was delivering my

WASHINGTON – Former Sen. Byron Dorgan (D-N.D.) said Republicans are likely to maintain control of the Senate following November’s midterm elections. “I think the odds favor the Republicans holding their

Gov. Larry Hogan, right, endorsed former delegate Ron George, center, for state Senate Tuesday, along with Senate Minority Leader J.B. Jennings, left. By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com In the Republican “Drive for Five,”

Dear Editor, If the polls are right that 90% of the Republicans are still supporting Trump even though his administration is responsible for separating innocent children from their immigrant parents