Reporter, Medical Columnist And Finance And Social Commentator
John McCormick is a reporter, medical columnist, and finance and social commentator at Newsblaze. He specializes in general assignment news, government, and politics, with a focus on the GOP and figures such as Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis, and Nikki Haley. John has been featured in numerous platforms including The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and PR.com, showcasing his extensive experience with over 18,000 bylined stories.
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John McCormick's articles predominantly focus on politics, particularly the Republican Party and GOP Presidential Race. His coverage suggests a keen interest in live events, data-driven analysis, government announcements, and evolving political stories.
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By: John Mccormick
If you live in a presidential battleground state, and you feel like there is a lot of negativity on your television screen, there is data to back that up. Roughly 38% of all broadcast TV ads run in those seven states by the presidential campaigns and their allies were negative in tone in October, a
By: John Mccormick
In a close presidential election like this one appears to be, everything matters. Even the weather. Bad weather can discourage participation. The Election Day forecast, as of Saturday morning, for the biggest cities in each of the seven battleground states: Atlanta: Mostly cloudy and 75 degre
By: Catherine Lucey, John Mccormick
The candidates square off in a race defined by inflation, abortion and immigration.
By: John McCormick, Catherine Lucey
Harris and Trump square off in a race defined by inflation, abortion and immigration.
By: Alex Leary, John Mccormick
With win over Vice President Kamala Harris, the former Republican president is the first candidate in over a century to reclaim the White House after losing it.
By: John Mccormick, Jimmy Vielkind, Aaron Zitner
Vice President Kamala Harris hoped the suburbs would push her to victory the way they did for President Biden.
By: John Mccormick
The former Republican primary challenger is now joining with Elon Musk to run a Department of Government Efficiency.
The former Republican primary challenger is now joining with Elon Musk to run a Department of Government Efficiency.
Politics aside, and they really don’t make much difference, does moving to mandatory EV adoption make any ecological sense? They are impractical in many rural areas but I presume they will eventually gain enough range to be practical.
The move, aimed at thinning the civil-servant workforce, could come soon after Trump’s inauguration, a person close to the effort says.
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