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?
As Talarico demonstrated, long before he hit the campaign trail, caring about unborn babies and the Bible never really was his priority.
His strange departure from a very important and very expensive Senate race is a lot like his relationship status: It’s complicated.
Unearthed footage exclusively obtained by The Federalist rips off the mask of Talarico’s phony “moderating” position on trans issues.
'We want Islam for this country, 'cause we think that's the best thing. And we're not going to be ashamed of that,' said Uthman ibn Farooq.
'We want Islam for this country, 'cause we think that's the best thing. And we're not going to be ashamed of that,' said Uthman ibn Farooq.
Gilkar and Ahmed paid for a child, wanted the surrogate mother to kill that child, and fully deserve to have this child taken away from them.
A football game in Texas last week exposed the emptiness of ‘civic nationalism’ as a durable source of American identity.
Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, spoke with The Federalist to reflect on his service in the House and what the future may hold.
Just because some people of seemingly South Asian descent cheered at a football game does not mean they've perfectly assmiliated.