Texas: The Real Swing State
The second largest in the union is in many ways America’s truest swing state.
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Post-Super Tuesday Delegate Math Does Not Favor Cruz
The blue states that vote next have more power in the presidential contest than solidly Republican ones.
Realignment Less Likely Than Republican Split
Before the two major parties in the United States can realign, the Republicans need to split up.
Clinton Must Resist Temptation to Tack Left
The presidential frontrunner would be wise to keep the Democratic Party in the center of American politics.
Atlantic Sentinel’s Super Tuesday Takeaways
John Kasich is going for broker. Bernie Sanders is not going anywhere.
Super Tuesday Blog
Live analysis and commentary of the presidential nominating contests in thirteen states and American Samoa.
Donald Trump and the Republican Schism of 2016
The Republican Party is unraveling. Donald Trump is the straw that broke the elephant’s back.
Why Rich, Equal Countries Are More Polarized
Democracies with low income inequality become more polarized. How?
Party Makes Contingency Plans for Trump Victory
Republicans are looking at a contested convention or ways to reduce the damage if the mogul does prevail.
If Trump Wins
If the property tycoon does win the election, he might accomplish little more than building his wall.
Donald Trump, Conspiracy Theorist
The Republican candidate believes what he reads on the Internet, not what any “expert” might tell him.
To Stop Trump, Rubio Needs to Fight on Two Fronts
The Florida senator must triangulate in time for Super Tuesday.
Rubio Is the Last Hurrah of Bush Republicanism
Let’s dispel with this fiction that Marco Rubio represents the future of the Republican Party.
Something Is Rotten in the Republican Party
The fact that Jeb Bush didn’t get far in the Republican contest is an indictment of what his party has become.
South Carolina Reduces Republican Contest to Three
Only Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio can now stop Donald Trump becoming the Republican Party’s nominee.