No matter the outcome of the presidential election, one fact is abundantly clear: There is a wave of Republican women sweeping the nation. The Republican party is welcoming seven (subject to change) women to the US House, with the possibility of welcoming six more whose races are still being tallied.
The Democratic party knows that Joe Biden is not a strong candidate for president. That’s why his whole campaign revolves around the phrase “Settle for Biden.” The idea is that Biden may not be the best candidate, but he’s better than President Donald Trump because his leadership style is more orthodox and similar to the old-school Washington ways (aka the swamp).
The California Democrats have been touting their climate change message this past month as fires rage on in California. President Donald Trump, however, has transcended the party divide on global warming to fight for action in California.
California’s forests are burning. California’s governor, Gavin Newsom, says fires are raging because of climate change. Many scientists, however, attribute the spread of fires to improper forest management. They agree that prescribed burns and preventative fire measures must be implemented in California so that if fires start, there is less “fuel” (dead trees) to elevate the fires to uncontainable levels.
Joe Biden and the Democratic party have had a hard time defining their specific policy plans should Biden win in November, and Biden’s speech in Pittsburg last Monday was no better. In fact, Biden’s Pittsburgh speech highlights just how confused his party’s policy plans are by putting his comments about fracking in direct opposition with his democratic debate position on the topic.
