Por: The Advocate Opinion November 05, 2022
is upon us. What to watch for as results outside Louisiana roll in?First, the U.S. House. Expectations are high that Republicans will snatch control from Democrats. The question is how many seats will they gain?Handicappers believe Democrats have 40-45 House seats at risk and Republicans about a dozen. A national wind could push the closest races in one direction. Analysts expect Republicans to pick up 20 to 35 seats, giving them a clear House... + full article
The Advocate USA Opinion October 31, 2022
Joe Biden has now completed 21 months in office. He’s in the final days of his first midterm campaign. With an approval rating of about 42%, how does he stack up against other presidents at this same point in their terms? And what does his standing say about the midterm... + más
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The Advocate USA Opinion October 27, 2022
’s opinions, and especially on Oct. 22, are right on the money, unbiased and truthful. This quality is most often neglected by some of your other local opinion writers.I hope we continue seeing his views published by the Times-Picayune and The Advocate for many years to... + más
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The Advocate USA Opinion October 22, 2022
Crime has emerged as a big factor in this election. After inflation, voters say crime is the most important issue affecting their votes for Congress, placing it above immigration, abortion and climate change.This is a problem for Democrats.Crime touches personal lives and cuts... + más
Republican senator: Democrats back reparations for those who 'do the crime' | Los Angeles Times
In key battlegrounds, GOP onslaught of crime ads tightens Senate races | NBC News
The Advocate USA Opinion October 17, 2022
Six years ago, suffered a big blow to its reputation. Despite the accuracy of many individual surveys, the overall picture that polls painted of the 2016 election had Hillary Clinton winning and Donald Trump losing — and that picture was wrong.While polls were right that... + más
Ron Faucheux: To know where national politics is going, watch these gubernatorial elections | The Advocate
Brazil polls facing Bolsonaro backlash after election miss | ABC News
The Advocate USA Opinion October 08, 2022
Love him or hate him, has become a national player. If he’s re-elected next month, he may run for president in 2024. Some think he could be the new face of the Republican Party.At 44, DeSantis’ resume reads like a contender.His great-grandparents were born in Italy and his... + más
A ‘partisan coup’ or ‘bold action’? How DeSantis keeps suspending elected officials not charged with crimes | Orlando Sentinel
Hurricane Ian sparks criticisms of DeSantis' Hurricane Sandy response | Newsweek
The Advocate USA Opinion September 23, 2022
When Arnold Schwarzenegger made the science fiction film “Total Recall” in 1990, little did he know that 13 years later he would be part of a real-life recall, one that would make him governor of California.In 2003, California’s voters recalled Democratic Gov. Gray Davis... + más
Power Poll finds broad support to recall LaToya Cantrell, much doubt it will happen | The Advocate
James Gill: Defund the police or defund LaToya Cantrell's junkets. Which do you prefer? | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Opinion September 17, 2022
When my oldest son was a young lad, I explained to him about presidents and governors. He concluded, “Oh, I see — governors are little presidents.”Both governors and presidents are chief executives and have to deal with legislative bodies that are both unpredictable and... + más
Will Rep. Garret Graves join Louisiana's gubernatorial race? | The Advocate
GOP leaders seek base-driving narratives: The Note | ABC News
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