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RFK, Jr., suspends campaign, will support Trump

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The Kennedy family scion said he didn’t want to be a spoiler that might hand the election to Democrats. But he will leave his name on ballots in non-swing states. Continue reading →

Home sales tend to rise after big elections. Can it happen in 2025?

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Keeping Current Matters’ David Childers and Jimmy Burgess crunch the numbers and lay out the reasons real estate agents and brokers could see a post-presidential election sales surge in 2025. Continue reading →

Marketing guru’s run for POTUS puts speakers in awkward position

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NAR’s Lawrence Yun is among the prominent figures scheduled to speak at a seminar where Momentifi CEO and U.S. presidential candidate Gibran Nicholas will hawk his book. Continue reading →

4 reasons your buyer clients need to purchase before 2020

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Here are four ways to frame a conversation about homebuying with clients who are on the fence on whether they should act now or later. Continue reading →

OPINION: How Important Is a Presidential Candidate’s Age?

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Rep. Eric Swalwell got the high-impact moment he wanted in the June 2019 Democratic presidential debates when he said: “Joe Biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch to a new generation of Americans 32 years ago. He’s still right today… Continue reading →

Democratic Debates: What the Candidates Told Older and Younger Voters

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(For this analysis of the first national debates with Democrats running for president in 2020, the public media websites of Next Avenue and Rewire joined forces. Next Avenue’s audience is older Americans and Rewire’s is younger Americans. So, as editor… Continue reading →

Why I’m So Glad I Ran for Congress

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It’s the day after the day after I completed a run for Congress, and I’m just beginning to sort through the extraordinary experience I’ve had. I ran as a Democrat in North Carolina’s 13th District and I knew it would be an uphill battle; the district h… Continue reading →

Midterm Elections: What’s the Verdict for Aging Policies?

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Yesterday, one of the most significant midterm elections in recent history occurred, with significant implications for the outlook on public policies and legislation affecting aging and older Americans. Health and aging issues drove the midterms more t… Continue reading →

Wanted: Older Adults to Serve as Poll Workers

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As Deputy Commissioner of Elections for Linn County, Iowa, Rebecca Stonawski is tracking hundreds of details to prepare for Election Day in November, when voters living in the greater Cedar Rapids area, like those in the rest of the nation, will mark t… Continue reading →