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Clarus’ Lunchtime Politics: Tuesday Trivia – Omarosa – QAnon – Florida, Michigan, New Hampshire

August 21, 2018 Lisa Clayton

Your Daily Polling Update for Tuesday, August 21, 2018 TRUMP JOB APPROVAL: AVERAGE 45% Up 1 from yesterday RON’S COMMENT: Today’s average is based on four polls. The range is 42% (Gallup) to 48% (Rasmussen). […]

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Trump, DC Journalism, and the Annual Correspondents’ Dinner

March 15, 2017 newadminuser

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Clinton Advisor Shares Insights on Election and African American Voter Outreach.

December 16, 2016 newadminuser

Joel Payne, Director of African American Paid Media and Advertising for the 2016 Hillary Clinton Campaign, discusses his insights on the final outcome of the election and assesses how both campaigns engaged with African American […]

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James Zogby on the Schizophrenia of America: The Statue of Liberty Versus Donald Trump

September 20, 2016 newadminuser

Chuck Conconi welcomed James Zogby on this week’s episode of Focus Washington for a discussion on the current political climate. Zogby, President and Co-Founder of the Arab American Institute (AAI), discussed the implications of the […]

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The 2016 Presidential Election According to the Oddsmakers

April 21, 2016 Trevor Dugan

21 April, 2016; Washington, DC: At Sports Insights, we have been tracking the 2016 election for some time now. However, we do not focus on the polls or what the pundits are saying, we focus […]

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America’s Other Army: The Podcast Series

January 10, 2013 newadminuser

By Mary Morgan Former Financial Times and Washington Times correspondent Nicholas Kralev covered the State Department for a decade. He traveled with four secretaries of state, and his experience has granted him a superb knowledge […]

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Superstorm Sandy Sweeps Across DC

November 1, 2012 newadminuser

By Mary Morgan Superstorm Sandy slammed into the Atlantic coast this week, and left behind a stream of unparalleled northeastern wreckage. Sandy wreaked havoc in DC, Philly, New Jersey, New York City and Boston, and […]

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