by Jeff Rendall | Aug 17, 2026 | All American Politics and Culture
By Jeffrey A. Rendall Competing female Democrat presidential losers take opposite approach to party strategy If Hillary Clinton says to do something, shouldn’t you automatically just do the opposite? You definitely should if you’re anyone but a Democrat, and in the...
by Jeff Rendall | Aug 14, 2026 | All American Politics and Culture
By Jeffrey A. Rendall Republicans hope against hope 2026 will not turn out how the 2006 midterm elections did Where were you (almost) twenty years ago? Everyone receives this type of query from time to time, but it’s usually associated with a shocking major event –...
by Jeff Rendall | Aug 12, 2026 | All American Politics and Culture
By Jeffrey A. Rendall Dem voters demand a more aggressive resistance to Trump; it explains the rise of the DSA Are the current group of Democrat lawmakers being too nice to Donald Trump? You’d almost think so if the results of a recent survey were any indication. It’s...
by Jeff Rendall | Aug 10, 2026 | All American Politics and Culture
By Jeffrey A. Rendall Unintended consequences of technology have corrupted today’s youth. Can we reverse? “What have we done?” The question has no doubt been raised by nearly every adult, the posers wondering how a decision they made could’ve gone so awry. No one’s...
by Jeff Rendall | Aug 7, 2026 | All American Politics and Culture
By Jeffrey A. Rendall Exposure of Biden’s knowingly mishandling classified files should’ve caught more eyes It’s safe to say, sometimes when a president leaves office, Americans are so thankful and relieved about the occurrence that they almost immediately stop...
by Jeff Rendall | Aug 5, 2026 | All American Politics and Culture
By Jeffrey A. Rendall Trump’s final midterm test is rapidly approaching. Will he make himself less of an issue? I remember a sign that was taped to a clock in one of my junior high classrooms that read simply, “Time is passing. Are you?” Seeing as I was a pretty good...
