ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE November 14, 2016 It happened five times in U.S. Presidential Election history. Because of the antiquated system created by the founders, the winner of the popular vote, lost the presidency to the candidate with most Electoral votes…. Read More ›
ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE November 7, 2016 In most nations of the world, the leadership comes to power by popular vote. The winner of the national vote takes it all and to be President, the candidate only needs to garner the… Read More ›
ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE October 18, 2016 With less than a month to the election and the final debate this week, each candidate is looking to take advantage of the other’s vulnerability or missteps that could change the direction of public… Read More ›
ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE March 23, 2016 The death toll from the attacks in Belgium is now 31 with more than 271 reported critically injured. Months before, the world saw the killings in Paris, last week there was a terror attack… Read More ›
ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE Edited February 4, 2020 Published February 2, 2016 After the Iowa Caucuses, candidates move their campaigns to the next stage the New Hampshire Primary. Daily, political analysts predict what may happen in New Hampshire, while some are… Read More ›
ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE October 22, 2014 Once the most hated 22-year-old in America, Monica Lewinsky endured 16 years of scorn and disgust by many who see her as a goal getter that nearly destroyed the “happy home” built by Bill… Read More ›
BY ADEYEMI OSHUNRINADE Recently, Senators John Kerry and John McCain appeared at a news conference in Washington, in which both cracked jokes and teased each other about high executive and cabinet positions they could or could have had. Sen. McCain… Read More ›
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