EBI Counterpoint

Art of the Deal: February 29 version NEW SCENARIO: MIKE & JOE deal Here's how it happens... On the political website 538 "No outright Winner" reached as much as 50% likely for first time after Sanders got nicked up in the last…

EBJ Q: How did the 2020 election season kick off? Political Sage in DC: Based on the debacle in Iowa, the Dems have suffered an "OWN GOAL" to start the game. And might be headed for a Brokered Convention with Bloomberg emerging after…

THIRD DEBATE: Mostly a Draw EBJ's 'Man in Washington' says: Castro cost himself progress by attacking Biden thuggishly about his memory. Didn't work at all. Took himself out. Biden likely held ground, but didn't gain much, ditto Sanders who…

Point: OK illustrious EBI’s all-seeing Man-in-DC: Here’s a direct quote from one of our fellow opinion leaders: “Over the past few months, we’ve been hearing growing voices warn that climate change poses an existential threat to companies…

POINT: Michael Bloomberg is promoting his vision to “stop the construction of new gas plants,” reasoning that by the time they would be built, they would be "out of date because renewable energy will be cheaper"... Is this a valid position?…

POINT (EBJ’s Voice in DC) Green New Deal Can’t Depend 100% on Renewable Energy Many cities (San Diego, Portland, WDC, San Fran, even Puerto Rico) are adopting "100% Renewable" standards or goals by 2030 or thereabouts more as a political…

Question: Fact Checker recently sported this headline: A year of unprecedented deception: Trump averaged 15 false claims a day in 2018. Does that mean he is slacking off or slowing down? Or does it mean we need a new strategy? Point: Right…

Point: A modest takeover of the House for the Democrats doesn’t amount to much… does it? Or is there any historical precedent to the next two years? CounterPoint from EBJ’s Man-in-Washington Call it DIVIDED MANDATE 2.0 or WH (R)…

Point: A Blue Wave in November 2018 will energize a new generation of democratic leadership stimulating both new leadership in the House and new candidates to run for President in 2020. Do you agree? CounterPoint: INDEPENDENT IN 2020? …