A Snap Decision Gone Wrong?
The May 27 headline in the London Spectator couldn't be more direct. "This is the worst Tory election campaign ever," proclaims author Rod Liddle. He just might be right.
Tom Edmonds is a political strategist and commentator who contributed articles to The Weekly Standard between 2015 and 2017. His writing focused on elections, voter behavior, and political strategy, offering analysis on topics such as midterm dynamics and the limits of social media in campaigns.
The May 27 headline in the London Spectator couldn't be more direct. "This is the worst Tory election campaign ever," proclaims author Rod Liddle. He just might be right.
In the world of politics, perception becomes reality. But when it comes to the prevailing wisdom about the 2016 presidential elections and their likely impact on the 2018 mid-term elections, perception more closely resembles fake news.
"Millennial voters could play key role in presidential race,” declared a recent Newsday headline for an article touting "the demographic shift to a younger electorate." The article is typical of reports that millennials—the generation born from the early eighties to the early aughts—have pulled…
As the 2016 elections begin to dominate the news, a recurring message has seeped into the narrative being spoon-fed to the American public: Millennials will be the key demographic and the single most important voting group. Really?