James Zipadelli is a public servant, multimedia journalist, writer and editor who lives in Northern Virginia, outside of Washington, DC. Prior to public service, of which he is very proud of, James was a well-known freelance writer for The Writer's Bridge, a network of US-based journalists around the country. James was primarily interested in health care, technology, and social media. He was graduated from Emerson College and the University of Connecticut with degrees in journalism and political science. He would like to thank Dottie Horton for telling him he would be a famous writer.
The Accidental Anchor
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James Zipadelli is a public servant, multimedia journalist, writer and editor who lives in Northern Virginia, outside of Washington, DC. Prior to public service, of which he is very proud of, James was a well-known freelance writer for The Writer's Bridge, a network of US-based journalists around the country. James was primarily interested in health care, technology, and social media. He was graduated from Emerson College and the University of Connecticut with degrees in journalism and political science. He would like to thank Dottie Horton for telling him he would be a famous writer.
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November 7, 2024
Special Edition of the Accidental Anchor: Trump Wins the Presidency
<p>In this episode, James provides a recap that President Trump will be inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States. He will be the first President to win non-consecutive terms since Grover Cleveland. He has also won the popular vote, the first time a Republican has done that in 20 years. </p> <p><br /></p> <p>James discusses what went wrong and what fueled President Trump's comeback. 1) The Senate could have impeached Trump after the January 6, 2021 attack; it chose not to do so. 2) The Supreme Court recently ruled that future Presidents are immune from official acts while in office, inviting Trump to do what he pleases; and 3) President Biden erred in leaving the race on August 21st, leaving Vice President Harris to pick up the pieces. She had to simultaneously be the incumbent and the change candidate. </p>
July 22, 2024
Special Edition of the Accidental Anchor - President Biden steps down in the 2024 Presidential Race
<p>James discusses President Biden's sudden departure, what this means for the Democratic Part, and what this means for former President Trump. </p>
July 15, 2024
Special Edition: President Trump survives assassination attempt in PA
<p>James discusses the limited information that we know about the suspect, Thomas Crooks (deceased) who tried to shoot President Trump with a rifle from a building as he was speaking at a rally in Butler, PA Saturday, July 13, 2024. President Biden has directed the Secret Service to review all security procedures following the shooting.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Is this a moment when the political temperature will be lowered, or will President Trump go back to his lies and grievances once he heals? We'll see. </p>
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