Donald Trump Is The Accelerant
Trump and his supporters claim that cities and suburbs will burn in violence if Joe Biden wins. But Trump is the one that has no interest in promoting peace.
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2016 Election
Keeping Score in the 2020 Election
What does this all mean for the 2020 election? One can presume that pollsters have learned from the 2016 election. Polling has generally become more accurate over time. However, polling is still an imprecise science and surprises are possible. Biden will likely win on November 3rd. But he might not.
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GPG Survey of Trump Voters
These slides include data and findings from a GPG poll of Trump voters conducted to gain insight into their opinions toward specific policies and issues.
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2016: A Year Without Mercy
During Pope Francis’s Year of Mercy, the United States showed why a call for mercy was needed. Mercy is still needed to heal the wounds of the Trump Era.
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Reasons to Support Trump
“Reason to vote for Trump #68: He’s done more for locker rooms than anyone since Jerry Sandusky.”
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Trump’s Republican Party is Not a Party for the Future-or the Past
“Old, white, and uneducated is not the future of this country. A vote for Trump is not a vote for the future. It is a vote for a past that never really existed. To the extent that it did, we should be seeking to leave these elements behind- not seeking to restore them. “
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and the FBI Mess
However, a voter who believed that the integrity issue was not serious enough to prevent him or her for voting for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump should likely not change his or her mind now based on these news reports. There is no good reason to think that these reports are indications of any change in the investigation or new revelations about her conduct that would change how one perceives the issues or the candidates. Both candidates come with great risk. If one concluded before the past two weeks that Clinton was a safer choice than Trump, the event of the past two weeks should probably do nothing that alter that assessment.
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Keeping Score in the 2016 Election
Some of the best websites for keeping track of the current state of polling on the 2016 election.
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Republicans and Newspapers Are Rejecting Donald Trump to an Unprecedented Degree
“We are mainly concerned with the Republican Party’s nominee, Donald J. Trump, who might be the most ostentatiously unqualified major-party candidate in the 227-year history of the American presidency.”
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Donald Trump is Not a Good Person, and Yes, He is MUCH Worse Than Hillary Clinton
But if you have read this far and you have really examined the information available and reflected upon it and you are still willing to walk into a voting booth and cast a ballot for Donald Trump to be the president of the United States, that act will ultimately say something about you and your character and your judgement and your ability to fulfill your responsibilities as a citizen of this country- and what it will say is not good.
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Trump’s Final Debate Preparation
“You should call more attention to your bankruptcies, lawsuits, tax fraud, and other ways in which you have gamed the system for your own financial advantage.”
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A Vote for Trump is a Vote for Big Government
Trump’s commitment to expanding the size and power of the federal government would be remarkable even if he were a Democrat.
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Trump Needs a Lot of Help with Foreign Policy
Managing our country’s foreign policy is, by constitutional design and practical necessity, the most important task of the modern US president. Electing a person like Trump with little knowledge and competence in this area is deeply troubling.
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The Lesser of Two Evils is Still Not Good
Hillary, Emails, and The Wall of Secrecy Why is Hillary Clinton Disliked? Tags: Politics
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A Revolution of Tenderness: A Pope Francis Voter Guide for the 2016 Election
“The Gospel tells us constantly to risk a face-to-face encounter with others, with their physical presence which challenges us, with their pain and their pleas, with their joy which infects us in our close and continuous interaction.”
