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Immigration, ICE,
and a Hotel Rebranded

| published January 8, 2026 |

By R. Alan Clanton,
Thursday Review editor

In recent months, immigration debates can fan political flames which can themselves turn into local firestorms, quickly. Such is the intensity of this heat, even in the chilly Minnesota winter, that an act as simply as booking a room at a Minneapolis hotel can be fraught with uncertainty and instability.

Author and Thursday Review writer Jennifer Richards (she has written a dozen articles for TR under the name Jennifer Walker-James) found this out firsthand when the Hampton Inn where she had...[read more]

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The Power Player:
A Look at the Life & Legacy
of Dick Cheney

| published November 5, 2025 |

By R. Alan Clanton,
Thursday Review editor

More than any other politician or policy-maker, his was the most significant in the Post-9/11 era, and much of his legacy remains at the center of security and foreign policy debates even now, a quarter of a century after al Qaeda's infamous attacks on New York City and Washington, D.C.

Dick Cheney, who served as Vice President under George W. Bush, and in a variety of infulential roles in the administrations of Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and George H.W. Bush, has died at age 84. Though pnuemonia was cited as the primary cause of his death, Cheney had long suffered from a variety of heart problems and cardiovascular issues. His first heart attack came at age 37, and throughout his life Cheney had been hospitalized at least a dozen times for heart-related incidents....[click to read more]

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Stay the Course Vs. The Drumbeat:
A review of the book 2024: How Trump Retook The White House and the Democrats Lost America

| published February 24, 2026 |

 

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

The dramatic presidential election of 2024 turned largely on the economy, and any analysis which does start from that central premise is flawed. The economy was the bane of then-President Joe Biden almost from the start of his term, and Biden himself--along with plenty of his advisors and closest allies--felt rightly that much of the problem had been inherited from Donald Trump's first term.

Still, presidents own their economy, whether fairly or unfairly, and whether they like this condition or not. It was the key factor in all "economic" elections, from Herbert Hoover's loss to Franklin Roosevelt, to Jimmy Carter's shellacking by Ronald Reagan, to....[read more]

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Chappaquiddick:
A Troubling Story, Fairly Examined

| published April 15, 2018 |

 

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editors

June 6 will mark the 50th anniversary of the death of Robert F. Kennedy, shot moments after giving a brief victory speech at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles thanking his supporters and the people of California for giving him a major primary victory. Most political wisdom at the time suggests that Bobby Kennedy would have secured the...[read more]

 

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New York Times Releases Draft of Government Climate Report

| published August 8, 2017 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

On Monday night the New York Times published portions of a draft report by a panel of government agencies regarding climate change, the human carbon footprint, and the long....[read more]

 

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Comey Testimony Transfixes Capital and Nation

| published June 8, 2017 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

In a day of much-anticipated testimony before Congress, former FBI Director James Comey—fired by President Donald Trump in early May—described how he became....[read more]

 

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Flynn Lied to Federal Investigators on Russia Probe

| published May 22, 2017 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

Former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, ousted from the White House staff after it was revealed that he had not disclosed paid meetings and business relationships with Russia, may have....[read more]

 

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British PM Calls for
Snap Elections

| published April 18, 2017 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

With the uncertainty of a British withdrawal from the European Union looming in the near future, and amidst rumors that she might resign her post, British Prime Minister Theresa May called for elections as early as June. May said that she believes early U.K. elections will be the best way to insure....[read more]

 

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GOP Pulls Health Care Legislation Ahead of Vote

| published March 24, 2017 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

Despite a vigorous and aggressive lobbying effort by the White House and Republican leaders in Congress, GOP strategists in the House of Representatives pulled health care legislation from....[read more]

 

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Perez Elected New DNC Chair

| published February 26, 2017 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

After a contentious and narrow vote which pitted establishment centrist candidates against party progressives, the Democratic National Committee elected former U.S. Labor Secretary Thomas E. Perez as the party’s new chairperson, replacing interim chair Donna Brazile who....[read more]

 

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Trump Nominates Gorsuch to Fill Supreme Court Vacancy

| published February 1, 2017 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

President Donald Trump nominated Neil Gorsuch to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created when Justice Antonin Scalia passed away suddenly last....[read more]

 

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Trump Signs Executive Actions Rebooting Pipeline Projects

| published January 24, 2017 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

As one of his first actions from the Oval Office, President Donald Trump signed two executive orders this week which may clear the way for the eventual completion of the....[read more]

 

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Greens Raise Cash to
Challenge Election Results

| published November 24, 2016 |

By Thursday Review staff writers

Though it hasn’t presented any evidence of fraud in any U.S. state, nor has it officially questioned the results of the national vote totals, the Green Party—led by its presidential candidate Jill Stein—has raised enough cash to pay for...[read more]

 

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Trump Wins Presidency,
Defying Odds and Pundits

| published November 9, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton Thursday Review editor

The longest, most expensive—and arguably the most contentious—American presidential election campaign in history has finally concluded, catapulting...[read more]

 

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New Email Problems May Dog
Clinton Through Election Day

| published October 30, 2016 |

By Thursday Review staff

With only slightly more than one week before Americans go to the polls to choose the next President, new accusations have emerged regarding Hillary Clinton’s email accounts. On Friday, after more than 36 hours of rumors from some GOP lawmakers, FBI director James Comey confirmed that the FBI may be...[read more]

 

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McMullin Hopes to Deny Both
Clinton & Trump Victory

| published October 24, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

Though his name is not a household word, and his candidacy considered one of the longest of the long shots, Evan McMullin—a candidate running for president as an independent—hopes to gather enough votes in at least one or two states to...[read more]

 

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What Happens in Vegas:
Final Debate May Change
Few Minds

| published October 20, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

Sports metaphors were inevitable, and indeed, they became frequent as the days and hours closed in on the last Presidential debate of 2016. For businessman Donald Trump, what was required was...[read more]

 

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Wild Town Hall Debate May Have Changed Few Minds

| published October 10, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump met on stage in St. Louis Sunday night for the second of three scheduled Presidential debates—a town forum format exchange...[read more]

 

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Trump Defiant as GOP Leaders Call For Ouster

| published October 8, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump told reporters on Saturday that he is not considering any plan for him to withdraw from the top of the GOP ticket despite a surge of...[read more]

 

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Clinton Vs. Trump:
Sparks Turn Into Explosions in First Debate

| published September 27, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

Arguably, never before in U.S. history has there been a Presidential debate with two more stylistically different candidates on the same stage, and that...[read more]

 

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Clinton’s Health Problems Now Mainstream Issue

| published September 12, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

The issue of Hillary Clinton’s medical health and wellness just moved dramatically from the margins of the political discussion to the center of the election narrative after a...[read more]

 

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Will Presidential Debates Include Third Party Candidate?

| published September 5, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

As voter dissatisfaction grows over a choice between two generally disliked candidates for U.S. President, attention is turning with unprecedented force toward third party candidates and...[read more]

 

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McCain, Rubio Survive GOP
Primary Fights

| published August 31, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

One can look no further than the outcome of two key primary battles from Tuesday to see that the war within the Republican Party—a fight between pro-Donald Trump forces and those...[read more]

 

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Battle Lines Drawn Between
Clinton and Trump

| published July 30, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

Hillary Rodham Clinton made history Thursday night by becoming the first woman to be nominated by a major political party in U.S. history, accepting the role of standard bearer of...[read more]

 

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Obama Highlights Night of
Unity and Attacks on Trump

| published July 28, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

Democrats engaged in a massive show of unity at their convention in Philadelphia on Wednesday night with headliner speeches by Vice-President Joe Biden, Vice-Presidential nominee...[read more]

 

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Bill Clinton Highlights Tuesday
for Democrats

| published July 27, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

Hillary Rodham Clinton—former attorney, former First Lady, former United States Senator, and former U.S. Secretary of State—became the...[read more]

 

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Bernie Sanders, Michelle Obama, Highlight a Convention Beset by Heckles and Boos

| published July 26, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

A Democratic Party hoping to draw a sharp distinction with its Republican rivals by conducting a trouble-free convention found itself contending with...[read more]

 

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Tim Kaine Tests Message
With Clinton

| published July 24, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

Virginia Senator Tim Kaine has been chosen to serve as running mate to Hillary Clinton, now just days away from her acceptance of the nomination of her party in Philadelphia. In their...[read more]

 

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Pence Highlights GOP Night of Eloquence, Contention, Chaos

| published July 21, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

Indiana Governor Mike Pence accepted the nomination of the Republican Party to run for vice-President of the United States at a sometimes raucous convention in Cleveland on...[read more]

 

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Republicans Nominate Trump
Amidst Controversy

| published July 20, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

Amid controversy and lingering contention, Republican Party delegates gathered in Cleveland, Ohio nominated businessman and political novice Donald Trump on Tuesday night, a historic...[read more]

 

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Julian Castro Violated
Federal Law

| published July 19, 2016 |

By Thursday Review staff

A top Democrat on the rumored short-list of potential running mates for presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton violated Federal law, according to a report from a government watchdog...[read more]

 

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Trump to Name Pence for VP Slot; Decision Official Friday

| published July 14, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

In typical Donald Trump style, tension and drama have been at the core of his decision-making scheme to choose a running mate ahead of the Republican convention, which convenes next week in Cleveland, Ohio. Trump has said he plans to make a major announcement on...[read more]

 

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Media Reports: Elizabeth Warren Out as Clinton VP

| published July 13, 2016 |

By Thursday Review staff writers

Media reports and rumors within the Clinton camp seem to indicate what some political experts have been suggesting for weeks now: presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton will not choose U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren to be her...[read more]

 

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FBI Dropping Further Inquiry Into Clinton Emails?

| published July 3, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

CNN is reporting that unnamed sources within the campaign of Hillary Clinton, along with unnamed sources within the Justice Department, are certain now that despite...[read more]

 
 

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Rice Says No to Trump VP Talk

| published June 21, 2016 |

By Thursday Review staff

Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says she has no interest in being running-mate to presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, despite more than two weeks of rumors that she was on a short list of candidates being vetted by Trump and his top staff.

Rice’s rejection of the idea comes by way of her chief of staff, Georgia Godfrey, who released a...[read more]

 

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Does Tim Kaine Top Clinton's VP List?

| published June 9, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts,
Thursday Review contributor

With front-runner Hillary Clinton’s delegate count now secure—meaning she will likely win the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination on the first round of...[read more]

 

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Clinton Wins California,
Clinches Delegate Victory

| published June 8, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton,
Thursday Review staff

Hillary Rodham Clinton, former first lady, former U.S. Senator, and former Secretary of State, effectively secured the nomination of the Democratic Party on Tuesday by...[read more]

 

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Sanders:

Clinton’s “Victory” a “Rush to Judgment”

| published June 7, 2015 |

By R. Alan Clanton,
Thursday Review staff

Democratic Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says that the media—in collusion with certain people within the campaign of Hillary Clinton—has sought to suppress voter turnout in several...[read more]

 

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Attorney & Iraq War Veteran David French Possible Third Party Pick

| published June 1, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

 

Conservative activist and editor William Kristol has been talking up the possibility of a third party run by a reliably conservative candidate for...[read more]

 

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Jerry Brown Endorses
Hillary Clinton

| published May 31, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

Some have suggested that hell has frozen over. Others have seen it as a sign of the apocalypse. Either way, in the sober judgment of some political observers, it...[read more]

 

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Sessions Receptive to Idea of Trump VP

| published May 30, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

Donald Trump’s top campaign manager and vice-Presidential vetting coordinator Corey Lewandowski told reporters on Fox News on Sunday morning that he and the candidate had narrowed the field of potential running mates to...[read more]

 

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Email Controversy Expands for Hillary Clinton

| published May 27, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

Despite a scathing report issued this week by the Office of the Inspector General, and in spite of an ongoing FBI investigation which now looks to be broadening in scope, Presidential candidate and Democratic...[read more]

 

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Despite Sanders’ Challenge, Clinton Retains Kentucky Win, Barely

| published May 26, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, now Democratic front runner Hillary Clinton’s only remaining intra-party rival, had hoped that a recount in Kentucky might tip the scales in his direction. Instead, a completed re-canvass has...[read more]

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Inspector General:

Clinton Violated Government
Email Rules

| published May 25, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

 

As U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton violated Federal standards and Department of State rules regarding emails she sent and received during her tenure as America’s top diplomat...[read more]

 

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Will Sanders Remain in the Fight to the Convention?

| published May 17, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

 

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton—now the Democratic Party front-runner for President—would like to put the primary and caucus season behind her and turn...[read more]

 

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Trump: IRS Audit May Not be Complete by November

| published May 11, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

Donald Trump says he cannot release his tax records until the Feds complete an audit, apparently ongoing for several years. Trump has told reporters numerous times that there is...[read more]

 

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In Pivotal States, Clinton and Trump Are Tied

| published May 10, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

 

In three pivotal states, new polls show that Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee-apparent Donald Trump are locked in a virtual tie, indicating the...[read more]

 

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Ryan: Will Step Down As Convention Chair if Trump Insists

| published May 9, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

According to comments made to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) would step down from his role as Republican National Convention chairman this summer if presumed-nominee Donald Trump...[read more]

 

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Trump Morphs on Taxes,
Minimum Wage, More

| published May 8, 2016 |

By Thursday Review staff

 

The Republican front-runner for President—now the effective nominee-apparent—says he is shifting a few of his key positions on taxes and wages. He does not describe them as...[read more]

 

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Sanders Wins Indiana;
Plans to Remain
in the Race

| published May 4, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

Though Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton has already pivoted toward the general election—defining the campaign in terms of differences between her positions on the issues and those of the...[read more]

 

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Trump Wins Indiana;
Cruz, Kasich Suspend Campaigns

| published May 4, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

 

Indiana was the Alamo for Texas Senator Ted Cruz, but now that long war is over. With that battle’s end, so too the vote in the Hoosier State may spell doom for...[read more]

 

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The Alamo Just Moved to Indiana

| published April 28, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

Indiana has become the Alamo for the campaign of Presidential candidate Ted Cruz, the Texas Senator now leading the charge of the anti-Trump forces within the...[read more]

 

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Ryan Says He’s
Not Running:

But Other Candidates
Share His Vision

| published April 27, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan says he isn’t running for President. He has said it many times in recent weeks, and last week issued a Lyndon Johnson-like blanket statement, including a declaration of “I will not seek, nor will I accept…” paraphrase of...[read more]

 

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Battle in Brooklyn:

Brass Knuckles, Brutal Punches

| published April 15, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

If American politics is a full contact sport, the Democratic front-runner and her challenger on Thursday engaged in the sort of single combat comparable only...[read more]

 

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Delegate Math:

It Gets Complicated

| published April 11, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

Most voters alive today have little if any recollection of what a brokered convention, or “open” convention looks like or...[read more]

 

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Sanders Scores Big Win in Wisconsin

| published April 6, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

 

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders—riding a crest of energized support from his legions of loyal followers—sailed to an...[read more]

 


 

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Will the GOP Loyalty Pledge Get Shredded?

| published March 30, 2016 |

By Keith H. Roberts, Thursday Review contributor

 

The potential for the Republican Party's civil war to spill past the convention this summer just got more serious. GOP front-runner Donald Trump, during a...[read more]

 

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Scott Walker Endorses Ted Cruz

| published March 29, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

With only days before the Wisconsin primary, all eyes are on two nomination contests still gripped with drama at a time of year when the caucuses and...[read more]

 

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Trump Threatens Lawsuit Over Louisiana Delegates

| published March 28, 2016 |

By R. Alan Clanton, Thursday Review editor

 

Republican front-runner Donald Trump is unhappy with Louisiana’s rules regarding the distribution of delegates after his win in the Bayou State left him with...[read more]

 

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Sanders Sweeps to Victory in Alaska, Hawaii, Washington

| published March 27, 2016 |

By Thursday Review staff writers

 

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders handily won three primary and caucus contests on Saturday, narrowing the delegate count distance between himself and...[read more]

 

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A Politically Perfect Storm for Corrine Brown

| published March 24, 2016 |

By Earl Perkins, Thursday Review features editor

 

Government, private industry, power and influence, even cash windfalls all seamlessly blend together when it comes to the activities...[read more]

 

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Changes at the VA in Alabama | August 28, 2014 |	The Kennedy Curse | July 2, 2014 |
The VA's Long Road Ahead | June 13, 2014 |	The VA Hospitals: It's Worse Than We Thought | June 10, 2014 |
Why Joe McGinniss Changed Our View of Politics | March 12, 2014 |	Reining-In the NSA, Sort Of | January 17, 2014 |
Digital art by Rob Shields Turnkey Tyranny: Or, If I am Not Doing Anything Wrong, I Have Nothing to Fear, Right? | January 6, 2014 |	Digital art by Rob Shields Thwarting Terror: How Much of Your Personal Data is Enough? | December 23, 2013 |