This week, Martin once again looks at the Presidential Election. Harris has solicited the support of hundreds of generals, military advisors, professors, bankers and economists to support her campaign – Trump bought food for a woman in a grocery store. Guess who is winning?
This week Martin attended a U.S. Conference on Foreign Direct Investment. He got to wondering – What if UK cities adopted the same approach?
This week, Martin reviews the Presidential Election Debate and explores what the candidate need to learn from the experience to turn it into votes…
Frank McKenna reflects on Donald Trump’s barking mad performance in this weeks American Presidential TV debate – but concludes that it will make little difference to the ultimate outcome of the election.
Safely back in the US, Martin settles down in front of his Samsung 75″ UHD 4K to consume America’s favourite past-time – TV Sports…
This week, Martin packs up his bags and heads back to the US. After having endured the cool British weather this Summer he is expecting things to heat up on the American campaign trail.
This week Martin looks forward to the Democratic Convention in Chicago – is this the moment that finally derails Trump or does it bring the Harris campaign train to a juddering halt?
This week Martin is elated to have something other than the election to write about. Sadly though, it is the news that the nation is hurtling towards recession. But what does that mean and how are regular Americans feeling?
Fresh from a business trip to China, Martin explores how the Chinese are viewing the US election and who they may be rooting for…
Desperate to write about anything other than American politics, Martin is once again frustrated as cataclysmic events on the campaign trail once again take centre stage… Trump vs Who? is the question on everyone’s lips…
This week Martin looks into the seemingly unstoppable Trump Campaign and explores the brands and ideas behind it…
Are US voters are currently being swayed by Donald’s argument that ‘any and all’ suffering they may be feeling is directly linked to migration. Martin Liptrot explores this topic and more in his latest blog.
