Simon Rosenberg
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Past articles by Simon:
On This 2022 Election Eve Would Rather Be Us Than Them
So I just published an updated analysis of the 2022 election with a day to go. → Read More
The Trump Campaign Is on an Electoral Crime Spree
From using government resources for his reelection to coordinating with Kanye West's campaign, Trump is cheating once again. → Read More
If You Don't Like Trump's COVID-19 Response, Blame Mitch McConnell
“The 15 , within a couple of days, are going to be down to close to zero” — Donald Trump, 2/27/20 In January, Mitch McConnell had his chance. He could have removed Trump from office. The case the House brought was overwhelming. A majority of the country wanted Trump removed. 75% wanted to see all the evidence. → Read More
The midterms show Trump might not get re-elected in 2020
Contrary to what President Donald Trump has claimed, this was a bad election for him. → Read More
Hillary Clinton bounces after brilliant convention
Strong Democratic performance contrasts with GOP shambles → Read More
Could cash-strapped Trump be replaced at the Convention?
As Trump touches down in Scotland, Simon Rosenberg reflects on why his campaign is headed for the rocks → Read More
Notes from the Primaries: Could Democrats could win the White House, swing the Senate and edge the House?
Hillary Clinton knows she needs a governing coalition in Washington, and the electoral map presents an opportunity → Read More
Clinton vs Trump: What to expect in the US presidential elections
All signs point to this being a year of opportunity for the Democrats → Read More
Notes from the Primaries: How will Clinton and Trump put their parties back together?
The leaders have effectively secured their nominations, now they need to forge unity → Read More
Notes from the primaries: Is Trump getting a makeover?
With the Trump campaign finally becoming more professional, mainstream Republicans will face greater pressure to show their support → Read More
Notes from the Primaries: Can the frontrunners reclaim control?
Clinton is struggling because of the strength of the Sanders challenge, but Trump has only himself to blame → Read More