It is long-john weather and the cold snap is expected to last for most of the coming week.
Two presidential primaries down and 48 more to come, yet some candidates are folding their tents, conceding defeat and headed home. A couple of reasons —lack of support, financial and at the polls.
How does President Sanders or President Trump sound? Not convinced either will survive, but who knows?
The focus of the campaign turns south. In a few days we will know how well the candidates are received in South Carolina.
Recent polls indicate Hillary Clinton is leading Bernie Sanders by a comfortable margin. Will be interesting to see if the New Hampshire win will give Sanders a lift in the SC polls.
Wonder if Vice-President Joe Biden is second guessing his decision to “not run?”
On the Republican side, Donald Trump holds a comfortable lead over Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, and Jeb Bush in recent polls. Polls are ever changing and could be influenced by the results from Iowa and New Hampshire. To be determined.
I remember in November 1952, retired Gen. Dwight Eisenhower was elected president. I was with area Future Farmers of America (FFA) members, spending the night at a Whiteville warehouse. We were showing cattle.
An independent is a guy who wants to take the politics out of politics. Adlai Stevenson
Nothing can so alienate a voter from the political system as backing a winning candidate. Cohen’s Law of Alienation
Political speeches are like steer horns: a point here, a point there, and a lot of bull in between. Alfred E. Neuman
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