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Dems Bent on Destroying Democracy to Save It
Having been banished to the political hinterlands by Donald Trump, the Democrats are conspiring in the open to rig the system in their favor, so long as it helps them retake the House.
End the Gerrymandering Wars by Enlarging the U.S. House
A House of 435 might have been workable during the Hoover administration. It makes no sense now.
The Redistricting Wars
Texas Democrat legislators have essentially shut down the legislature and are willing to hurt their fellow Texans for partisan political gain.
Texas Dems Run Away From Gerrymandering Fight
Like the cowardly knights in a Monty Python flick, Democrats fled at the first sign of difficulty, hypocritically running to states that are even worse at gerrymandering than Texas.
CNN's Data Geek Lauds Trump
Harry Enten's annoying habit of going where the numbers take him was on full display this weekend, as he hit the hang-dog Democrats with one Trumpian success after another.
The Grand Conspiracy: Five Things You Need to Know
No thanks to the mainstream media, we're starting to get a clearer picture of who knew what and when regarding the Democrats' multifaceted Trump-Russia collusion hoax.
Hail to the CEO
Trump is bold, decisive, and not afraid to make big and important things happen — which is what you'd expect from the first CEO of America.
GOP Fights Fire With Fire on Gerrymandering
Democrats are aghast at the new Texas congressional map, but Lone Star Republicans are simply responding in kind to the gerrymandering games Democrats play in other states.
The New Era of Black Conservatism
Support for President Donald Trump and Republicans is rising among black Americans, threatening to upend the political calculus that Democrats have depended on for decades.
Misinformation? Disinformation? Or Just Willful Ignorance?
Too often, we allow ourselves to be influenced more by our political or ideological predispositions than by the cold facts staring us in the face. Exhibit A: "Russian collusion."
How Bad Is the Dems' Polling?
A new Wall Street Journal poll shows the Democrat Party to be at its lowest low in 35 years, and party prospects for recovery aren't any better.
Grading the Second Trump Presidency, Six Months In
Awareness of life's ticking clock is important for any elected official, but it is particularly important for Trump. He adjusted his game plan this time around, and it shows.
Commie Omar Fateh Sets His Sights on Minneapolis
Fateh is rising in the mayoral race, but the demoralized Democrat Party would be wise to get the communist crackpots back in the clown car before it completely destroys itself.
Are Democrats Heading for a Divorce?
According to party guru James Carville, the division between the Left and Radical Left appears to be getting worse and may lead to an eventual split.
Hunter Unburdens Himself
In an F-bomb-laden three-hour interview, the former First Wastrel lashed out at everyone from George Clooney to Barack Obama to Donald Trump to critics of his dad's open borders.
Fruitless Political Witch Hunts
Even if you manage to find a witch, witch hunts are inevitably counterproductive — they get in the way of real work to make the country better.
Higher Education in Trouble: Political Repercussions
The promise of an ever-increasing body of college graduates permanently swelling an ascendant Democratic majority seems uncertain of fulfillment.
The Tiger by the Tail
For the president to dismount the tiger's tail, he would be wise to bring in Robert Hur to examine all the Jeffrey Epstein evidence.
Why Did Trump Hit His Base Over Epstein?
It's highly unlikely that the president did anything wrong himself, but his administration's handling of the entire Epstein file has been an unforced error and utter debacle.
What the Heck Happened With the Jeffrey Epstein Case?
After years of being told that the so-called Epstein List would be revealed, that there would be a reckoning, that Americans would learn the entire truth, instead Americans were told that there was nothing in the vault after all.