President Trump, again?
Donald Trump will inevitably become the GOP nominee and most likely will win the 2024 election! So, let us correctly assess his first-term and then look ahead.
Donald Trump will inevitably become the GOP nominee and most likely will win the 2024 election! So, let us correctly assess his first-term and then look ahead.
Just like in 2016, Donald Trump may well surprise many to win the 2024 election. Two projections:
Today, China’s Xi is scheduled to meet with President Biden in San Francisco (Biden to meet Xi on Wednesday in San Francisco Bay area, US says).
What can we expect from this meeting?
Nothing substantial, other than it is nice for them to talk face-to-face.
Specifically, three perspectives:
Let me briefly elaborate on each …
Although the 2024 general election is still more than one year away, I have already made up my mind: anybody but Joe Biden!
Here is the reason: The war in Ukraine poses an existential threat to mankind, as it may result in World War III, thus destroying us all as a species. President Biden could have prevented that war from breaking out but chose not to. Moreover, he can stop the war any time now but has yet to do so.
Here is the highlight of the Trump phenomenon:
“We the People,” so begins the U.S. Constitution – It was a powerful slogan for a new nation founded with neither a king nor a pope.
Unfortunately, it was a lie – It was a lie in 1789, and it remains a lie today!
No, it will not happen soon!
A Google search of the same title has resulted in just one book: Europe without America?, whose cover is highlighted above. It was published in 1988. But Europe is still with America today. Why is that?
The 2022 midterm election is over. Regardless of the final tally, here are two certainties for America:
Why and how can America be so hopelessly in a rabbit hole?
Voting is overrated!
During the American Carnage on January 6, 2021, some rioters shouted “1776 again” while storming the Capitol Hill. This comparison of the American Carnage and the American Revolution is actually valid.
Two main reasons: