2024 Biden Trump Rematch Is Not A First Of Its Kind
March 1 , 2024 - While it is just about certain that President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will face off in this November's election
again as they did in 2020 , its not the first time that Democratic and Republican presidential candidates had a repeat of a previous election.
In 1956 , President Dwight Eisenhower and former Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson competed against each other as they had once before in 1952. The results were the same with Eisenhower willing both races. In 1900 President William McKinley faced off again against William Jennings Bryan as he had in 1896. McKinley won both races.
In 1892 President Benjamin Harrison ran again against former President Grover Cleveland. In this rematch Cleveland won back the White House after having lost it to Harrison in 1888. In 1840 William Henry Harrison defeated incumbent President Martin Van Buren. This was a rematch of their 1836 race when Van Buren won the first contest.
Finally in 1828 Andrew Jackson defeated incumbent President John Quincy Adams. This was a rematch of their 1824 race when Adams was the winner.
Kennedy To Appear On Georgia And Arizona Ballot
February 29 , 2024 - A Super PAC supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced that is has collected enough signatures for him to appear on the ballots of Arizona and Georgia. 
Kennedy has already secured a place on the November ballot for Utah.
Kennedy has pledged that his independent bid for the White House will appear on the ballot in all 50 states. The Kennedy campaign has also gathered enough signatures to a appear on the ballots of New Hampshire and Hawaii.
Trump Triumphs Over Haley , Biden Beats Uncommitted In Michigan Primary
February 28 , 2024 - The results from the Michigan presidential primary are in and the front runners continue to roll. Former President Donald Trump beat
former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley by a margin of 68.1% to 26.5%. On the Democratic side President Joe Biden scored 81% to 13.2% for those voters who choose to remain uncommitted.
There was one surprise in the Democratic primary however when Activist Marianne Williamson scored 3% of the vote to 2.7% for Congressman Dean Phillips. As Williamson had dropped out of the race some weeks ago , Phillips came in behind a candidate that is no longer running.
Next up on the primary calendar is Super Tuesday on March 5 when some 16 states will be holding primaries.
Michigan Presidential Primary Choices 2024
February 27 - Both Democrats and Republicans will head to the polls today in Michigan to vote in their parties respective presidential primary. On the Democratic side of course 
President Joe Biden is on the ballot along with Congressman Dean Phillips. On the Republican side Republicans can choose between former President Donald Trump and former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley. While the choices seems limited there are actually some other well known names on the ballot.
Because the actual ballots were printed some months ago there are some other candidates available then just the four mentions above. For the Democrats, Activists Marianne Williamson still is on the ballot. For the Republicans there is actually more candidates to select from.
Still on the Michigan Republican ballot is former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie along with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis , former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson and Businessman Vivek Ramaswamy. While all these candidates campaign buttons have probably headed up the attic in some way their campaigns still linger on.
Be sure to check back tomorrow as we review the results of the the Michigan Primary.
RFK Jr The Most Likeable of 2024 Presidential Candidates
February 26, 2024 - As Super Tuesday is just over a week away on March 5 , a recent poll released a surprising result as to which presidential candidates is rated the most favorable
of among the 2024 crop of presidential candidates. Scoring over 50% Robert F. Kennedy Jr. tops that list.
Kennedy was found to have a favorable rating of 52% , followed by former President Donald Trump with 42%. President Joe Bide scores 41% following by former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley with 33%.
Despite the apparent good will that voters have towards him , Kennedy as an independent candidate continues to fight to get on the November ballot. Unlike Biden and Trump who have the institutional support of their respective parties , Kennedy essentially has to build an organization from the ground up in order to gain ballot access in all 50 states. Time will only tell if he can be successful in that attempt.