Search results for: Donald Trump
What I Learned from the Great Debate
It appears that Tuesday’s night’s presidential debate was the most watched of all time with nearly 81 million people tuning in. That number is a 17% spike over the first debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney in 2012.
I studied the debate prayerfully with much thought and attention. I also listened to many of the pundits who gave their opinions afterwards.
Here is what I learned from the Great Debate.
Read MoreWhy Do the Democrats Hold an Electoral College Advantage?
As the 2016 US presidential race moves into the final ninety days, there’s been a lot of talk about the Democratic Party’s Electoral College edge that could lead Hillary Clinton to victory.
This advantage is well known, but I’ve never heard anyone explain it Did it just emerge out of nowhere? Did the Dems buy off some states that they now hold in their pocket? Or is there something we can learn about the Electoral College that might give us our marching orders?
Much is at stake in the 2016 contest and beyond. So why do the Democrats hold an Electoral College advantage?
Read MoreThe Reverse Revolutionary War
This summer my wife and I are enjoying watching Bill O’Reilly’s Legends and Lies: The Patriots, a television mini-series. The companion book by the same name is currently the number one best-selling non-fiction read in the United States.
The series unearths some of the unknown details on the American Revolutionary time period–the era that produced the most exceptional nation in history because its social and political ideas were based on God’s wisdom as found in the Bible.
As an American, I’ve always thought about the Revolutionary War from the standpoint of being a Yank. We won. The British lost.
But after the Brexit vote on June 23–with 52% of the United Kingdom voting to leave the European Union–at least for the moment, I’m changing sides. Hail the Tories! They won (and we’re still losing).
Here are my thoughts on the Reverse Revolutionary War.
Read More