August 2021

Similar to convention warfare, the culture war we are now experiencing will only be won once we vaccinate street by street, community by community.

Pelosi’s removal of Jordan and Banks is a great fundraising tool for Democrats in the coming months, but the stench of Pelosi’s political hostility and coercion is so pungent that it forces even seasoned political junkies to hold their noses.

To understand why so much of the 2020 polling was askew, I along with other members of the polling industry, academia, non-profit sector, and the media were tasked with finding out what went wrong.

No doubt, this level of funding is an opportunity for transformative, once-in-a-generation change to our nation’s outdated infrastructure. However, as it stands now, Congress and the Biden Administration risk pouring more money down a bottomless bucket.

Not only does Washington political news fail to reach these swing voters, but high-profile political figures also remain largely unknown.

Why would some be resistant or—in extreme cases—outright hostile to the idea of a highly effective vaccine that almost eliminates the risk of serious illness and hospitalization from COVID-19?