Volume XV Number 23 – October 10, 2016
The odds are pretty good that the next Vice-President will end up being President. The age and health of both Clinton and Trump tell us it is true.
The odds are pretty good that the next Vice-President will end up being President. The age and health of both Clinton and Trump tell us it is true.
It has now been 28 days since TCR first wrote about key GOP elected officials who have called out other leaders and voters to support Republican candidates from the Courthouse to the White House, and you have yet to hear from Harris County GOP Chair Paul Simpson and State GOP Chair Tom Mechler!
It seems every presidential election comes with stakes higher than the last, and that is certainly true this year.
As we observe a relatively quiet statewide and local election cycle, three key GOP elected officials have called out other leaders and voters to support Republican candidates from the Courthouse to the White House.
It was a strange week or so, and, like many, we are scratching our head as to who Trump thinks his opponent is, Michael Bloomberg, Paul Ryan, John McCain, or Khizr Khan?
If Donald Trump plans to show voters what to expect from a Trump presidency, then he has done two things so far to increase our confidence in him.
So according to the FBI, Hillary sent 110 emails clearly marked with classified information, 136 with secret information, and 8 containing top secret information.
If your Editor was a voter in Great Britain, he’d have voted to leave.
How many times do we have to replay the same mistake in the battle with radical Islamic terrorists?
A few things first, the Clinton campaign plans to have sufficient funding to contest Texas.
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