The Campaign Report – Alaska is a Battleground
A new Public Policy Polling survey in Alaska finds Donald Trump leading Joe Biden in the presidential race, 48% to 45%. AContinue Reading
Category: Delaware
What Now?! – July 9, 2020
Trump threatened to cut off funding to schools if they do not open in the fall. Said Trump: “In Germany, Denmark, Norway,Continue Reading
Daily Delawhere – July 9, 2020
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The Campaign Report – July 8, 2020
A new Rasmussen survey shows Joe Biden leading Donald Trump in the presidential race nationally, 50% to 40%. A new Public Policy PollingContinue Reading
What Now?! – July 8, 2020
TRUMP PULLS US OUT OF WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION. Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ), the ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign RelationsContinue Reading
Daily Delawhere – July 8, 2020
Aerial over the cranes at the Riverfront. Photo by Chuck Purnell.
Shock! Biden wins Delaware Primary
In what seems to be a well run, albeit low turnout affair wherein about half of voters voted by mail,Continue Reading
The Campaign Report – Good Senate Polling
A new Public Policy Polling survey in Maine finds Sara Gideon leading Sen. Susan Collins in the U.S. Senate race by 4Continue Reading
What Now?! – July 7, 2020
President Trump decided to let his racist flag fly openly and indisputably on Twitter: “Has Bubba Wallace apologized to all ofContinue Reading
Daily Delawhere – July 7, 2020
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What Now?! – July 6, 2020
“In his inaugural address, President Trump sketched the picture of ‘American carnage’ — a nation ransacked by marauders from abroadContinue Reading
Daily Delawhere – July 6, 2020
Naamans Little League off Concord Pike. Photo by Tim Furlong
What Now?! – July 5, 2020
President Trump issued a fiery condemnation of a “left-wing cultural revolution” he said is mounting a “radical assault” on AmericanContinue Reading
Daily Delawhere – July 5, 2020
Lavender Fields at Warrington Manor, Milton DE
What Now?! – July 4, 2020
The U.S. on Friday set a record for daily new coronavirus cases with 56,015, after breaking Thursday’s record of 55,220, whichContinue Reading