While Democrats have scored notable successes in majority white states like Oklahoma, Missouri and NY State, in majority-white districts with many college graduates, there is one notable set of places where they have surprisingly struggled to make gains-Hispanic-majority districts. In … Continue reading The GOP House Majority Might Be Saved In The Unlikeliest Of Places
Listening to the fretting on the Left about Anthony Kennedy’s retirement has largely boiled down to one significant issue (abortion) being significantly moved to the right. But there is more to the recent Supreme Court vacancy than abortion. It’s easy … Continue reading There Is More To The Supreme Court Than Roe Vs. Wade
On Tuesday, the Lone Star State held the nation’s first midterm primaries. Early voting among Democrats had increased a whopping 65 percent while the GOP’s was a meager 15 percent. Of course, keep in mind 2014 was a horrid year … Continue reading What Democrats Can Take Away From The Texas Primary
Talk to any Democrat running and they are excited about their party’s electoral prospects this fall. They lead by seven points on the generic ballot and a number of polls have found a generic Democrat or preferred candidate leading/tying the … Continue reading Democrats Have A Real Primary Problem
American Watchmen Contributor John Tuttle recently had the opportunity to sit down and interview US Senate Candidate Austin Petersen. Petersen previously had ran as a candidate for President in the Libertarian Party’s 2016 Presidential Primary before switching to the Republican … Continue reading AW EXCLUSIVE: Interview with U.S. Senate Candidate Austin Petersen
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