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Author Archives: Don Riegle
What Will Appeal to Moderates and Independents in 2010? A Democrat’s Perspective
Today, the American economy continues to struggle … with actual unemployment approaching 20 percent (if all categories of the “unemployed” are counted) …. and a substantial majority of the American people are expressing increasing pessimism about the country’s economic future.
Posted on October 25, 2010
Categories Trade U.S. Elections Tagged Don Riegle, economic crisis, economy, independents, Jim Moore, moderates, Obama Administration, trade, voters 1 Comment
Categories Trade U.S. Elections Tagged Don Riegle, economic crisis, economy, independents, Jim Moore, moderates, Obama Administration, trade, voters 1 Comment
What Will Appeal to Moderates and Independents in 2010? A Republican’s Perspective
This coming election promises to be one of the most momentous midterms in our nation's history. The recession and the resulting “jobless recovery” have penetrated the body politic and will be on the minds of the majority of voters on November 2. For moderates and independents, everything else – social issues, the war in Afghanistan, the remaining troops in Iraq – will take a backseat to the economy.
Posted on October 25, 2010
Categories U.S. Elections Tagged Afghanistan, Don Riegle, Economic Recovery, independents, Iraq, James Moore, Jim Moore, jobless recovery, moderates, Reagan years, Tea Party 1 Comment
Categories U.S. Elections Tagged Afghanistan, Don Riegle, Economic Recovery, independents, Iraq, James Moore, Jim Moore, jobless recovery, moderates, Reagan years, Tea Party 1 Comment
Senator Ted Kennedy
A Statement by Senator Don RiegleWe have lost a great national leader with the death of Ted Kennedy.Serving with him in the Senate for 18 years as his colleague and friend - I saw his vision - his passion - his great energy - and his relentless fight for economic and social justice.He was a [...]
Posted on August 26, 2009
Categories Health Care Health Policy Tagged U.S. Conservatives, U.S. Liberals Leave a comment
Categories Health Care Health Policy Tagged U.S. Conservatives, U.S. Liberals Leave a comment
Michigan’s Presidential Primary Results – Looking Forward
Posted by Former Senator Don RiegleYesterday’s presidential primary results in my state of Michigan offer important sign-posts looking ahead.Among republicans – Romney captured a significant gold medal – winning his first major contested primary. Beating McCain by 9 points was a convincing win.Winning the bronze with 16% -- Huckabee will now be stronger in South [...]
Posted on January 16, 2008
Categories Uncategorized Tagged Clinton, Don Riegle, John Mccain, Michigan Primary, Obama, Presidential Primary, U.S. Conservatives, U.S. Liberals, Washington Post Leave a comment
Categories Uncategorized Tagged Clinton, Don Riegle, John Mccain, Michigan Primary, Obama, Presidential Primary, U.S. Conservatives, U.S. Liberals, Washington Post Leave a comment

Analysis of Political Trends & Ramifications Relating to the U.S. Mid-term Elections
Categories Online U.S. Elections | Tagged 2010 election, consumer confidence, Don Riegle, FEMA, Jon Stewart, Meg Whitman, Michael Brown, Mitch McConnell, President Obama, Speaker Boehner, The Daily Show, White House | Leave a comment