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December 3, 2024

This Was A Very Close Election, Trump Won, But Got Less Than 50% of The Popular Vote, Now Let’s Act Like That and Build On It – Monroe County, Pennsylvania – A Case Study

November 16, 2024

This Rural Political Strategist Says Democrats Need to Learn from Winners

November 6, 2024

The Grassroots Electoral Movement Reshaping Rural Politics

November 5, 2024

One More Rally – Harris at Homestead

October 27, 2024

Knockin’ Uniontown PA

October 13, 2024

Desert Conversations

October 11, 2024

Nevada Unions, Democrats and the Fight for the Soul of Our Nation 

October 3, 2024

The Cornel West campaign, third parties and the nature of the moment

September 28, 2024

Profiles in Political Cowardice

September 23, 2024

Book Review: Ground Wars – Personalized Communication in Political Campaigns Rasmus Kleis Nielsen – 2012 Princeton University Press

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