Myra Kahn Adams

Myra Kahn Adams is a media producer and political writer. She was on the 2004 Bush campaign's creative team and the 2008 McCain campaign's ad council. Writing credits include, National Review, Washington Examiner, World Net Daily, Breitbart and many others. Contact Myra at MyraAdams01@gmail.com

Law and Government

Myra Kahn AdamsAugust 30, 2019
1

An argument for why the GOP should support the popular vote movement

Today, the sad fact is that voters in 34 out of 50 states already know the party of the presidential…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsJuly 12, 2019
0

Predicting the Democrats’ VP shortlist

If you want to put your money where your mouth is when it comes to calling the 2020 election, PredictIt…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsJune 29, 2019
1

Trump’s ‘base-only’ strategy for 2020: Views from the politicos

Does the political class "get" it? See what you think.
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsJune 13, 2019
1

The 2020 election is about fear of the future

Be afraid. Be very afraid.
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsMay 22, 2019
1

‘Don’t believe the polls’ mantra could hurt the GOP

The poll trends for a Trump vs. Biden race appear to be worsening for the president. Shortly after Biden announced…
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Sports and Culture

Myra Kahn AdamsMay 9, 2019
3

Jeff Bezos and me (and all of us)

‘Big Brother’ Jeff knows the products we order, the articles we read, the food we eat, and what we watch…
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Myra Kahn AdamsMay 1, 2019
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Could Trump drop a withdrawal bombshell à la LBJ in ’68?

In the face of these disastrous early indicators, it is nonetheless highly unlikely that Trump will take drastic action similar…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsMarch 28, 2019
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How I believe Trump can help the nation (and bolster his 2020 chances)

Mr. President, give an Oval Office prime-time speech expressing your willingness to help heal a divided nation.
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsMarch 21, 2019
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Is Beto O’Rourke’s celebrity explained by electoral math?

The media love him (so far). He won the presidential announcement fundraising contest (so far). He generates news with quotable…
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Media

Myra Kahn AdamsMarch 2, 2019
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What I learned at CPAC 2019

The marriage of Trump and CPAC was so overwhelming that a GOP strategist attendee told me, 'CPAC might as well…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsFebruary 22, 2019
1

Trump’s real 2020 foe: The demographics of the electorate

The president can’t change demographics, but he can and must increase his job approval numbers.
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsFebruary 13, 2019
1

Who is qualified to be president (2020 edition)?

In 2015 I suggested a list of qualification criteria to be matched against all the prospective 2016 presidential candidates of…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsFebruary 1, 2019
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Trump predicts his re-election will ‘be easy’: Here’s why

To end your week, here is a pop quiz, a primer on political machinations and a history lesson, all rolled…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsJanuary 24, 2019
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Why Kamala Harris will win the Democratic nomination

At this writing, I realistically know that it’s far too early to predict such a confrontational Trump/Harris match-up, as was…
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Law and Government

Myra Kahn AdamsJanuary 10, 2019
2

Unfunded government liabilities — the nation’s ticking time bomb

Across all media platforms, the threat goes largely unreported. Perhaps the consequences are unfathomable to discuss in 90-second news segments…
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Social Issues

Myra Kahn AdamsDecember 12, 2018
1

Why Gen. John Kelly lost the battle against Trump’s personality

As a lifelong Marine, Kelly knows chaos as an enemy that grows rapidly to fill any space vacated by order…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsDecember 7, 2018
1

Meetings with Obama: Is O’Rourke-Gillum the fantasy ticket America is ready for?

Fresh faces - shiny new objects?
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsNovember 29, 2018
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‘Trump will not run’ again? We’ll see

Tuesday’s top Drudge Report headline, “Roger Stone: Trump Will Not Run for Re-Election,” was hardly a new revelation from President…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsNovember 14, 2018
0

Florida exit polls reveal tough 2020 fight for Trump

If Tim Russert were still with us he would likely predict that, again, the outcome of the race will hinge…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsOctober 24, 2018
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The impact of aging Democratic leaders on the 2020 election: a study for political anthropologists

According to Syracuse University, 'The field of political anthropology encompasses the analysis of power, leadership, and influence in all their social, cultural,…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsOctober 17, 2018
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We should fear and loathe the 2020 campaign. Here’s why

Now is a good time to invoke ‘real’ Civil War history: In 1858, a U.S. Senate candidate named Abraham Lincoln…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsOctober 10, 2018
1

On the front lines of America’s ‘uncivil war’: a trip to my local jewelry store

A two-year-old bumper sticker has become a symbol for 'fighting back,' while accepting and avoiding the potential for physical danger…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsOctober 4, 2018
0

All-female Democratic ticket in 2020: Laugh, fear, or dismiss?

Girl power.
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Law and Government

Myra Kahn AdamsSeptember 11, 2018
1

How the Florida gubernatorial race portends America’s future

Undoubtedly, if Gillum defeats DeSantis, then Trump will share the loss. Moreover, if Trump “loses Florida” in 2018, that shows his…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsAugust 24, 2018
0

We face the ‘Mother of all Midterms’ – and ‘impeachment’ is its father

The "I" word.
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsAugust 9, 2018
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What you should know about the growth and influence of political prediction betting

Surely you are familiar with the old cliché “Politics is a blood sport.” I would like to suggest an update — “Politics…
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Law and Government

Myra Kahn AdamsAugust 2, 2018
0

Entertaining 2020 presidential speculation

The “official” start of the 2020 presidential election campaign is the day after the midterm election. Given that November 7…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsJuly 27, 2018
1

Voter registration is the cool new hip activity … for Democrats only

When it comes to registering new voters, Republicans have no counterpart to youth groups like 'Rock the Vote,' which bills itself as…
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Media

Myra Kahn AdamsJuly 13, 2018
1

Trump’s ‘Direction of Country’ poll data are strong and significant

If you are looking for clues as to whether a midterm election “blue wave” will drown Republicans and deliver Democratic…
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Religion

Myra Kahn AdamsJuly 4, 2018
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The ‘radical’ July 4th message found in traditional patriotic songs

starting with the Declaration of Independence, patriotism and the belief that God had a hand in birthing, growing and protecting this nation…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsJune 28, 2018
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Roger Stone’s new book is the 21st century’s ‘Art of War’

“Stone’s Rules – How to Win at Politics, Business and Style” with a forward by Tucker Carlson, is a unique…
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsJune 14, 2018
1

Why Florida Is a ‘2020 test tube’ for the midterm elections

As Florida goes, so goes the nation?
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Law and Government

Myra Kahn AdamsJune 6, 2018
1

‘Hurricane Trump’ and the FL GOP gubernatorial primary

“Hurricane Trump” is either going to land with great force, make big waves for Ron DeSantis, and drown Adam Putnam.…
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Law and Government

Myra Kahn AdamsMay 25, 2018
1

Reminder: 16-year countdown clock to Social Security benefits cut

Tough medicine.
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Politics

Myra Kahn AdamsMay 16, 2018
4

Demographics are political destiny: Electorate changes between 1976 and 2016

Whenever I need quick presidential election voter data, I consult the website of the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research.
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Economy

Myra Kahn AdamsMay 8, 2018
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The dismal economic future augured by the ‘Nation’s Report Card’

The hard truth is future employment prospects for legions of low-achieving students are a massive growing problem clearly seen in…
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