Just going through the formality of posting in this blog if there is still anyone actually reading my posts. Mostly writing on Medium these days. Blogger seems all but dead. Hard to even find other bloggers as there is no main page anymore. What gives? Anyway, I was happy about the elections. Cue the music ! The blue wave not only turned out to be real but washed over half the country. Even Mississippi got hit with a Category 4 hurricane that sees Scott Colom still holding onto his lead over that Daughter of the Confederacy Cindy Hyde-White. That will really make my day if he pulls out a victory in this deep, deep red state. Sadly, Florida was able to buffet itself against the winds and high tide. Byron Donalds became the first black governor of the state, but he's no more than a proxy for Republican white values. Angie Nixon almost scored a surprising victory in her Senate run, but came up short because no one was willing to believe she could actually win. The Democratic Senate Ca...
Stevens and Rogers sharing a good joke, only no one is laughing. Republicans are in deep doo-doo heading into Tuesday and pulling out all sorts of wild cards in the wan hope of turning these midterm elections in their favor. After spending a record 30 million USD on the Michigan Senate race alone, AIPAC gave a Saturday night call to Haley Stevens in the form of god's voice and told her to go to church on Sunday and cast her support for Mike Rogers in the predominantly Black Perfecting Church of Detroit. It was a last ditch effort to swing Black voters in Wayne County toward Rogers. Stevens won Wayne County in the primaries and it seems the Pro-Israel lobby thought she had some kind of pull among Black voters. That was then, this is now. Abdul El-Sayed was still a relative unknown at that point and many Black voters were credulous of this man who swore his oath to Muhammad. Since then Sayed has become the most talked about candidate in the midterms. Everyone knows him and for the m...