Political Advertising OnAir: Breaking Down Online Advertising Trends Digital advertising has long been described in semi-mysterious terms. Both the Obama and Trump campaigns credited their victories to groundbreaking digital advertising strategies. However, until… Kyle Kyle Roberts February 9, 2021
National Politics Partisan Pugilists Are Still Throwing Punches It’s hard for anyone to argue against doing more to get the coronavirus pandemic under control, against more testing and faster distribution of vaccines. After all, the country can’t regain some… Charlie "Chuck" Cook Charlie Cook February 9, 2021
National Politics Biden Is Wasting His Political Capital As this column is being written, President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are sitting down in the White House with 10 Republican senators to talk about coronavirus relief. Given the 50-50… Charlie "Chuck" Cook Charlie Cook February 5, 2021
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National Politics A History Democrats Are Doomed to Repeat? By my calculations, I have spent almost three-quarters of my 67 years around politicians. I’ve observed their behavior, their successes, and their failures fairly closely. Yet I still wonder if I’ll… Charlie "Chuck" Cook Charlie Cook February 2, 2021
National Politics How Many Voters Can GOP Senators Afford To Offend? Former President Trump’s impeachment trial officially starts Tuesday, but it won’t begin in earnest for another two weeks. This is more than satisfactory for both political parties. President Biden… Charlie "Chuck" Cook Charlie Cook January 29, 2021
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Political Advertising OnAir: 2020 Spending Recap Just before 10 AM on November 22nd, 2019, we received one of the most important emails of the year, a station let us know that they had received their first order from Mike Bloomberg's not-yet-… Kyle Kyle Roberts January 26, 2021
National Politics For Republicans, the Worry Is Just Beginning For most of us, the last year has been an emotional roller coaster. But that’s especially true for Republicans. In February, when it briefly looked like the Democratic nomination might go to Sen.… Charlie "Chuck" Cook Charlie Cook January 26, 2021
National Politics As Goes McConnell, So Goes the Senate? Now that the House has voted to impeach President Trump a second time, what clues can we discover to give us an idea on whether the Senate vote will be different than the one after his first… Charlie "Chuck" Cook Charlie Cook January 19, 2021
National Politics If It Feels Good, Don't Do It If any president ever deserved impeachment, it is Donald Trump right here and now. After his stoking the angry mob and sending them off to Capitol Hill last Wednesday, those of us who had doubts… Charlie "Chuck" Cook Charlie Cook January 15, 2021
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