James Talarico Wants To Win Texas In Republican Drag
Why does a Democrat running for Senate in Texas need to borrow the cultural packaging of conservatism?
Why does a Democrat running for Senate in Texas need to borrow the cultural packaging of conservatism?
The reported DSA-linked planning treats the Insurrection Act as a trap that works only if Trump walks into it on their timetable and terms.
Former Washington Post "fact checker" Glenn Kessler still clings to the bogus Russia collusion narrative after a decade.
Two former FBI officials have been charged with lying to Congress about their roles in the agency's Hunter Biden probes.
While fraud spreads in blue states under Democratic single-party rule, David French concludes that voters want to punish Republicans for it.
Why does a Democrat running for Senate in Texas need to borrow the cultural packaging…
A viral exchange over abortion during a CNN town hall exposes the Obama-like dishonesty and condescension of James Talarico.
Voters aren't just deciding which party will run Congress. They're deciding whether America will have a legitimate Supreme Court or not.
A letter from retired military officers blasted the proposed livestream execution of the Fort Hood terrorist 'exploitative broadcasting.'
The New York Times used Katie Zacharia's lawyer designation as a smear opportunity while eagerly identifying Abdul El-Sayed as a doctor.
Vice President JD Vance has plausibly argued that American universities abuse H-1B and J-1 visas to take advantage of cheap foreign labor.
The Nobel Committee's credibility won't recover until it stops treating political alignment as a substitute for genuine achievement.
Democrats are developing cheating strategies to render conservative voters irrelevant in rural and smaller-town America.
In a major network news interview, NBC News just asked the CEO of a chicken sandwich restaurant if the restaurant 'stands with' LGBT stuff.
If America wants universal healthcare, it must confront the gratuitous waste of medical resources by the doctors entrusted to steward them.
With the midterms coming up, American voters would do well to read 'Supervillains' and remind themselves how far we have come as a society.