Candidates can’t reach everybody personally, but today’s social media is trying to help as much as it can. Social media, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus, helps keep people informed and reach out to new people. The incumbent advantage, where the incumbent has an upper hand due to finances […]
Secretary of Commerce John Bryson has resigned from his post. Secretary Bryson recently had a seizure, which lead to two hit-and-runs in Los Angeles. Secretary Bryson said in a online letter to employees that we are in a critical time for business, and he doesn’t want to be a distraction. […]
The House Oversight Committee voted today, along party lines, to hold Attorney General Eric Holder guilty of contempt. The vote was 23-17, all Republicans yes, all Democrats no. Chairman Issa has demanded more and more documents related to the Fast and Furious program. While in most cases the Administration released […]
Until November, the best thing politicos and all you out there have for political guessing are electoral maps of projections. There’s John King and his Magic Map, but that’s only television. The Internet is full of them, and one that TKNN watches is The Huffington Post, and there electoral map […]
