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John F. Di Leo

Women’s Issues’ and the 2024 Election

Kamala Harris is doing better in the polls than Joe Biden was. No surprise there.But that’s not just because he’s a dementia patient and she’s not. There’s more to it than that. In the political world, it is often assumed that…

The Biden Campaign and the Knives in the Senate

On Sunday, July 21, 2024, the White House issued a written statement in which Joe Biden announced that he was withdrawing from his reelection campaign, while intending to remain in office for the six remaining months of this term.The…

How Can Election Results Really Fight Bigotry?

On the Foreign Policy night of the 2024 Republican National Convention, there was a great deal of focus on the eruption of antisemitism and anti-Israeli violence that has surfaced in recent years, most particularly since Hamas’ Oct. 7…

Insurrections and the Leviathan State

For the past four years, we have been constantly reminded of “the insurrection,” a brief moment on January 6, 2021 when a couple hundred unarmed people -- some of them demonstrators, some of them FBI plants, some of them tourists going…

Banking Votes and Helping Bean-Counters

A recurring theme as we live our lives in modern America is the old saying, “the generals are always fighting the last war.”In elections, the application of the saying is to design a campaign to redress the special types of defeats we…

All of a Sudden, A Crisis Is Revealed

The first official presidential debate of 2024 was held on June 27, and the reactions are fascinating.Joseph Robinette Biden, who has held offices in the Newcastle County Council, the United States Senate, and the White House for the past…

Hostages Rescued, and Many Truths Revealed

“There was a knock on the door. A voice said, ‘It’s the IDF. We’ve come to take you home.’”This is how former hostage Noa Argamani described her rescue from Hamas on the Sabbath — Saturday, June 8 — which also happened to be her…

Memorial Day Weekend in the City

On Friday, May 24, as Chicagoans prepared for the Memorial Day weekend, Mayor Brandon Johnson and police superintendent Larry Snelling spoke to reporters, asking them to pass on a message to the public:“Parents, please, know where your…

A Helicopter Crashes, and an Opportunity is Missed

“My condolences.”“I’m so sorry for your loss.” “My sympathies.” “May he rest in peace.” Raised as we are in Western civilization, we have an instinctive response when we hear of someone’s death, whether by natural causes, by accident, or…

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