MaryAlice Parks
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Recent articles by MaryAlice:
The Note: Biden plays to purple amid deep reds and blues
In this charged political environment, Democratic nominee Joe Biden is playing toward a quieter middle. → Read More
The Note: Supreme Court vacancy crystallizes partisan stakes
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death gives President Trump an opportunity to rally Republicans and also a chance for Biden and Democrats to demonstrate the stakes. → Read More
The Note: Biden squares Scranton up vs. Park Avenue as in-person voting begins
Biden was not and is not the candidate Trump thought he would be running against. Part of what he brings to the campaign's final stretch will be where he is from. → Read More
The Note: Trump uses vaccine push as political weapon, as wars on science continue
The administration's push for a vaccine has put some Democrats in a potentially awkward spot. → Read More
The Note: Town hall shows Trump banking on 'hope' on COVID-19, race
On Tuesday night, President Donald Trump participated in a town hall with ABC News. → Read More
The Note: Voters get direct say as Trump faces town-hall audience
An election, by definition, is about voters. President Trump sits down with uncommitted voters Tuesday night during an ABC News town hall. → Read More
The Note: Soft spots in GOP base highlight Trump credibility gap
Cracks may be appearing in the president’s base of support, as a different kind of campaign week begins. → Read More
The Note: Wild events play out across relative stability of race
President Trump’s words won’t move perceptions of this president and his leadership as the latest FiveThirtyEight public polling suggests relative stability in the race. → Read More
The Note: In debate over keeping Americans safe, it’s now Trump vs. Trump
If President Donald Trump wanted a debate about keeping the American people safe, he’s got it now. → Read More
The Note: Voting season off to scary start in battleground states
The first ballots of the 2020 general election are barely in the mail, but it didn't take that long for early alarm bells to grow louder around election security. → Read More
The Note: Trump changes the subject
Fresh data suggest that while the country may be dialed in to the issues Trump is pointing toward, that's not happening on the terms the president might prefer. → Read More
The Note: Biden seeks own pace
Biden won't have to do much to demonstrate sharp contrasts with Trump, but he's going to face questions about striking the right tone and balance through Election Day. → Read More
The Note: Who Biden isn't could matter more than who he is
Joe Biden's strongest counter to President Trump's rhetoric may have come when Biden was describing himself. → Read More
The Note: Kenosha comes to candidates before either Trump or Biden travel there
What’s happening in Kenosha is shaping the framing of both campaigns before President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden even travel to Wisconsin. → Read More
The Note: Polarization is the point as Trump moves on from convention
President Donald Trump sees an us-versus-them fight as his most viable path to a second term. → Read More
The striking contrast between the Democratic and Republican conventions
How Democrats and Republicans differed in throwing their nominating conventions. → Read More
The Note: Realities invade Trump's convention as acceptance night arrives
The same night the campaign tried to honor the American flag, MLB games were canceled and the NBA playoffs went dark, led by Black players who felt they could not play. → Read More
The Note: Softer side of Trump conflicts with term filled with hard edges
Trump's campaign is using validators to soften his harder edges, presumably to appeal back to that base. → Read More
The Note: Trump uses diversity as shield and weapon at convention
President Donald Trump’s campaign has reached from the top rungs into lesser-known tiers of the GOP. → Read More
The Note: Democrats cast virtual as virtue as convention ends
Among the takeaways that may be relevant for the next 70-plus days: The Democrats did not hide from the fact that the convention was virtual. → Read More