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By Dave Andrusko Whether Sen. Ted Cruz’s crushing victory yesterday in Wisconsin’s Republican primary is actually a “turning point, a “pivotal moment,” or results that “fundamentally changed the trajectory of the race,” the universal consensus is that the odds against...
By Dave Andrusko Three months ago--even a month ago--who would have thought that today’s primary results in Wisconsin could play a major role in determining who is the presidential nominee for both the Republican and Democratic parties? I’m guessing pretty much no...
By Dave Andrusko Meeting in Arlington, Virginia, the National Right to Life Board of Directors Saturday voted to support Texas Sen. Ted Cruz in the upcoming Republican presidential primaries, which begin tomorrow in Wisconsin. In the week preceding the Board’s vote,...
By Dave Andrusko Once upon a time, not so long ago, the nomination processes for both the Republican and Democratic parties seemed to be almost on automatic pilot. Not so, anymore. As NRL News Today wrote on Thursday, while Donald Trump remains the frontrunner in...
By Dave Andrusko Two recent polls put Texas Senator Ted Cruz ahead of Donald Trump in Wisconsin (by 5 and 10 points, respectively) while Democratic Socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders is narrowly ahead of Hillary Clinton in a new Marquette University Law School poll. While...
By Dave Andrusko It was difficult to avoid thinking ahead to the March 15 spate of winner-take-all primaries, but last night’s results--especially the shocker in Michigan--refused to play second fiddle. Listening to the commentators last night, the campaigns of both...
By Dave Andrusko After Super Tuesday, one burning question was whether retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson would continue his bid to be the Republican presidential nominee. Yesterday, without formally dropping out, Dr. Carson said, “I do not see a political path forward...
By Dave Andrusko Front runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton each carried seven states on Super Tuesday, adding to their delegate count as candidates in both parties gear up for the first big surge of winner-take-all states on March 15 in places such as Ohio,...
By Dave Andrusko As we watched the tenth Republican presidential debate last night, from the very beginning I couldn’t help but wonder how many “5” or “10” takeaway articles would already be written half-way through the contentious debate. How could there not be a...
By Dave Andrusko My wife and I spent the better part of two days driving from the Midwest back to Virginia and we used that time to listen to a great deal of political coverage of the Democratic caucuses in Nevada and the Republican primary in South Carolina, both of...