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Oct 17 2022
Perspectives Blog
When the Ex-President Overshadows His Successor
From the CenterFormer basketball player and C-list celebrity Dennis Rodman once said that “the only bad press is an obituary”.
Long before Donald Trump began his first political campaign, he had adopted a similar strategy. As far back as 1987, when he published “The Art of the Deal”, Trump argued that it was preferable to receive controversial and even negative news coverage than to
Dan SchnurJan 01 2023
Opinion
New York City Mayor Eric Adams Wants You to Love Big Brother
There's a common type of government official who sincerely believes the world would be better and their suffering subjects much happier if the restraints were removed and politicians were free to act as they wish. That their sincere belief in their goodness is exactly why we need those restraints always escapes them. The latest example of the breed is New York City Mayor Eric Adams who,
ReasonFeb 28 2023
News
Lightfoot is out, Vallas and Johnson are in — the April runoff
Lori Lightfoot, the first Black woman and the first openly gay person ever to serve as mayor of Chicago, on Tuesday became a one-term mayor. With more than 97 % of the precincts reporting, the mayor who guided Chicago through the pandemic finished third in Tuesday’s election with 16.8% of the vote behind former Chicago Public Schools CEO Paul Vallas, who won 34.06 % and Cook County
Chicago Sun-TimesJan 04 2023
News
Jersey City mayor setting up likely run for N.J. governor. Here are other possible contenders.
Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop did more than announce he won’t seek re-election in 2025 on Tuesday. He revved up speculation about who may be seeking to succeed Phil Murphy as New Jersey’s governor three years from now. Fulop’s decision is widely seen as a sign he’s setting himself up to be a candidate in the 2025 gubernatorial race — an election that already has a big crowd of potential
nj.comFeb 28 2023
News
Vallas will advance to runoff in Chicago mayor's race, CNN projects, as incumbent Lightfoot looks to hold on
Paul Vallas, a long-time public schools chief who challenged Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot with a tough-on-crime message, will advance to an April runoff in the mayor’s race, CNN projected Tuesday. Lightfoot is battling for her political survival with Brandon Johnson, a Cook County commissioner backed by the Chicago Teachers Union, and US Rep. Jesús “Chuy” Garcia, for the second spot in that
CNN (Online News)Feb 22 2023
News
The Weird and Risky Media Tour of Trump Grand Juror Emily Kohr
After an eight-month investigation into Donald Trump and his allies’ efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia, a grand jury earlier this month recommended that Fani Willis, the Fulton County district attorney, seek indictments. While the targets are not publicly known, the report increases the likelihood that the former president will be criminally charged, and Willis said last week
New York MagazineFeb 28 2023
News
Mayor Lori Lightfoot fights for second term as eight opponents look to chart new path for city
Candidates for Chicago mayor crisscrossed the city Tuesday in the final day of a municipal election that saw Mayor Lori Lightfoot argue she deserves a second term while eight opponents offered themselves as a better alternative after nearly four tumultuous years marked by a pandemic, spikes in crime citywide and divisive leadership. Former Chicago Public Schools CEO Paul Vallas, Cook County
Chicago TribuneFeb 28 2023
News
Lori Lightfoot could make history on Tuesday — as the first one-term Chicago mayor in decades
CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is fighting for re-election Tuesday after a history-making but tumultuous four years in office and a bruising campaign threaten to make her the city’s first one-term mayor in decades. Lightfoot in 2019 became the first Black woman and first openly gay mayor of the third-largest U.S. city, and only the second woman to hold the office. But Lightfoot, a
MarketWatchJan 06 2023
News
Photos: Kevin McCarthy wins House speakership on 15th vote
Kevin McCarthy (R-Bakersfield) was elected speaker of the House early Saturday morning after four days and 15 ballots, resuscitating a chamber that had been paralyzed as it endured the longest struggle to elect a leader since the Civil War. McCarthy’s long-delayed triumph marks the high point of a congressional career he began as a staffer for former Rep. Bill Thomas more than three decades
Los Angeles TimesFeb 28 2023
News
Republican KY gubernatorial candidate Ryan Quarles endorses legalizing medical marijuana
Republican Ryan Quarles on Tuesday endorsed legalizing medical marijuana in Kentucky, pledging to navigate the proposal past legislative resistance if he's elected governor. "It’s time for Kentucky to pass a responsible medical marijuana piece of legislation to help benefit patients across Kentucky," Quarles said at a news conference outside the state Capitol. Quarles' stand on the long-
Fox News (Online News)