Last week, three days after my father passed away, I was notified of phone calls in my district speaking in support of
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I knew from the moment I heard this that somehow the story of my very mild encounter with Devin Nunes on the flight from Salt Lake City to DC had made its way to Trump.
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Connie Di Cicco knows Georgia: from the soil on the seven acres where she grew up in Roswell, to the political buzz under Georgia’s Capitol Gold Dome. She’s even familiar with the
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Locked in a critical race with Joni Ernst to be Iowa’s senator, Theresa Greenfield is the reason voters are turning to a Democratic candidate. She has plans to “to get jobs done.” One of
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If you’re reading this it means you’ve made it through another week. Unfortunately, as COVID-19 numbers rise all over the country, there are no guarantees about next week. We are faced with
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“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” — Maya Angelou “Have you ever seen
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Northeast Iowa’s 1st Congressional District is considered a battleground district by Ballotpedia, with about one-third of active voters either not registered to a party or registered to a third party. Donald Trump
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The GOP and Donald J. Trump have severely underestimated the depth of our fury. I’m no election expert, but this is what I see in the long lines waiting to vote and
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Since taking office, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, Congress’s first Ecuadorian American and South American immigrant, has protected and upheld the values of fairness and hard work that helped her succeed in America. At 15,
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Trump has written the final act of the 2020 Campaign Realty Show, and the central plot point goes like this: “This election was a shambles! A disaster!” People make fun of how
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If a non-partisan political strategist were to design the perfect candidate for California’s 25th U.S. House district, they’d probably come up with someone who looks a whole lot like Christy Smith, the
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Last Sunday, I watched from my living room window as two people installed a surprisingly large campaign sign in my front yard. I had ordered it from my local Democratic Party, and
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