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At its core, Trump’s address was an effective distillation of the conflicting impulses of the Republican Party: the desire to build up the military without spending money, to make other nations
This is not to say the process is as it should be.
. — the last time a major party held a convention without knowing whom the nominee would be. That year, incumbent President Gerald Ford bested Ronald Reagan on the first ballot. Â
Without a survey, it is nearly impossible for applicants, students and parents to know how good or bad the climate is at any particular school.
Trump without being whipsawed by the constant barrage of other primary results. Â
(He should be offering to proliferate missile defense, not nukes.) Â
Maybe it should go without saying, but a group that’s about half of the American population is not exactly a monolith; what some folks who describe themselves as pro-life mean by that is that they
Should the delegates have behaved like robots and nominated a candidate certain to bring embarrassment and defeat to their party? Â
But without Washington, and facing a rising popular sentiment for a more democratic government, the Federalists were doomed. Â
In Mansfield, after flicking at his record as a successful two-term governor, Kasich ended with a plea that voters should “reward a campaign that has been unwaveringly positive because I wanted
In response, Democrats should get ready to go it alone if necessary. “They can say, ‘I’m there to keep an eye on the president on your behalf no matter who it is.Â