Dear Friends:
In the last few
weeks, the media is spending a lot of time talking about the Alabama voting for a U.S. Senator on Tuesday,
December 12.
The voting is
between the Republican candidate Roy Moore and the Democrat Doug Jones.
As we know, Roy
Moore, former Alabama judge, was accused for several women as sexual attacker.
Two days before the
elections, according some polls, Mr. Moore is some points over
Doug Jones.
There are a lot of speculations
about the possible results of this voting. However, in the last times, Alabama showed a remarkable preference for the “red”
over the “blue” in the politics world.
The current governor
is Republican and the other Alabamian Senator in the U.S. Senate is also from the
same party. And the Alabama delegation in the U.S. House of Representatives includes 6 Republicans (red)
and 1 Democrat (blue).
We have to observe
what will happen in the tomorrow election. The results can show us if the
sexual harassment accusations impact or no in the constituents.
Domingo A. Trassens
Email: d.a.trassens@gmail.com
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Alabama is a “red state”, despite the big social
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that Doug Jones has the tools to change the color.
12/11/2017 09:06:29 AM
2 Recommendations
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12/10/2017 11:12:24 PM
1 Recommendation
A lot of the people
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12/10/2017 01:40:01 PM
1 Recommendation
Posted In Al
Franken Departs Without Grace
Senator Al Franken
departs like he deserved, as a loser.
12/09/2017 07:58:43 AM
3 Recommendations
In the Republican
side, Maine Sen. Susan Collins is reinforcing the role of the “defender” of the
normal people.
By the way, she is
member of the Senate Special Committee on Aging focused in Medicare and Social
Security.
Susan Collins is not
a "puppet" of others. She is a lawmaker with own mind and with
courage to defend her position.
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2 Recommendations
The Job reports are
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Internet, we find a lot of “fake” jobs.
12/09/2017 07:22:43 AM
1 Recommendation
Japan is preparing for a possible war with North Korea. This is becoming very dangerous.
12/09/2017 06:57:56 AM
1 Recommendation
(China helped Russia build a $27 billion Artic gas plant due the
difficulties of the Russians for the sanctions of the western countries.)
Russia and China are strong partners and together are a big threat to the western
world.
12/09/2017 12:21:34 AM
2 Recommendations
Evangelical
Christians can support the Trump’s move on Jerusalem, but the problem is that “our Arab allies”
are against this decision.
12/08/2017 07:32:18 AM
1 Recommendation
The resignation of
Minnesota Sen. Al Franken is a first step to improve the image of hypocrisy the
Democrats gained with the sexual scandal of Bill Clinton.
12/08/2017 07:09:40 AM
2 Recommendations
Prime Minister
Shinzo Abe changed the economic situation of Japan thanks a continuity of his politics. Before,
Japanese were changing government directions more than two times a year.
12/08/2017 07:02:24 AM
Lawmakers don’t want
to lose their salaries and other benefits due to a possible government
shutdown.
12/07/2017 11:53:02 PM
3 Recommendations
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SOURCES:
1) External Sources:
Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Washington Post, the Alabama government information in Internet.
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