Three senate races remain unresolved, Republican Senator Ted Stevens and Anchorage Mayor Democrat Mark Begich in Alaska, Democrat Jim Martin of Atlanta and Republican U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss in Georgia, and Democrat Al Franken and Republican Senator Norm Coleman from Minnesota. Alaska Senator Stevens is on the losing end win or lose. In Georgia a [...]
As GOP governors meet in Florida this week the most pressing issue is how they get the Republican Party back on its feet. The rebuilding needs to begin now. At the same time Michael Steele, a former Lieutenant Governor of Maryland, is poised to run for the chairmanship of the RNC. He is an excellent [...]
New Hampshire, once the lone electoral red island in a sea of blue, is well on its way to becoming lost forever, solidifying all of New England as a Democratic stronghold. This former battleground state and its four electoral votes are soon to be a gimme state for the Democrats, just as every other state [...]
In keeping with the theme “if you can’t lick ‘em join ‘em”, Rick Weeks, Co-Founder of TWoPolitics.com has thrown his hat into the political ring. It was announced last Thursday, October 30th that the sole Republican candidate for the New Hampshire House of Representatives, District 4, would not be able to accept the position if [...]
Minnesota is proving yet again that 2008 is anything but politics as usual. After electing pro-wrestler Jesse ‘the Body’ Ventura several years ago to be their political steward as governor, early polls indicate the voice of the liberal left and Air America talk show host Al Franken is pulling ahead of Republican incumbent Senator Norm [...]
California is deep in debt and they are now looking for their slice of the pie. With $100 billion dollars worth of earmarks in the Economic Stimulus Relief Bill whose going to notice another measly $7 billion. During their heyday the Dallas Cowboys were announced as America’s football team. Isn’t California America’s State? Who would [...]
