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Steven Roberts predominantly covers government and politics with a local focus on Marietta, Georgia. His articles are largely opinion editorials and expert commentaries. If you have insights into local political developments, particularly concerning decision-making processes or political figures in the Marietta area, your expertise could be of interest to him.
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For more than 50 years, voters of faith have aligned strongly with the Republican Party. In the last election, white evangelical Christians accounted for almost 1 in 4 voters, and they backed Donald Trump by an astounding 82% to 17%, according to exit polls. Voters with no religious ties, also about one-fourth of the electorate, supported Kamala Harris 71%
With Tennessee's failed attempt at executing Christa Pike, do you think that all executions in the U.S. should be placed on hold until a review is complete?
By: Steven Roberts
"When leaders neglect lived experience, the message collapses," wrote former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre in The New York Times.
OPINI “When leaders neglect lived experience, the message collapses,” wrote former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre in The New York Times.
Steven Roberts teaches politics and journalism at George Washington University. He can be contacted by email at [email protected]
By: Steven Roberts
In a move that smells strongly of desperation, the president has announced a deal to buy diesel fuel from Russia.
By: Steven Roberts
"President Trump has been saying, 'Vote as if I was on the ballot,' and that's exactly what I'm going to do -- not vote," Brandon Tremaine, a graduate student in Texas who voted for Trump in 2020, told The New York Times. "You do not campaign on being the ticket of peace and start a war of choice that is directly hurting Americans here at home and gotten Americans killed overseas."
“President Trump has been saying, ‘Vote as if I was on the ballot,' and that's exactly what I'm going to do — not vote,” Brandon Tremaine, a graduate student in Texas who voted for Trump in 2020, told The New York Times. “You do not campaign on being the ticket of peace and start a war of choice that is directly hurting Americans here at home and gotten Americans killed overseas.”
By: Steven Roberts
Fortunately, the many guardrails that thwarted President Trump's attempt to avert his defeat six years ago are still in place.
By: Steven Roberts
At the "Trumpapalooza" convention in Dallas last month, the president urged his followers to "cheat like hell" in this fall's election, now just two weeks away. The man who insists -- with no evidence of any kind -- that the 2020 election was stolen from him has now turned into the Cheater-in-Chief.
