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Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Hegseth Is the Dems’ First Scalp
The war secretary is an obvious target because he represents the Democrats’ deepest insecurities.
Amnesty? Who Said Amnesty?
President Trump never used the word in his CBS interview, but everyone is talking about it now.
Pugilist Stephen Miller Succeeds Susie Wiles
After a dismal midterm result for the Republican Party, a high-profile firing was in order. But is Miller really the panacea?
A Coming Civil War Among Democrats?
With the success of the radical leftist DSA candidates, are they really in a position to take over the Democrat Party?
Gerrymandering Didn’t Turn Out So Well for the GOP
In their rush to enact widespread redistricting, Republicans spread their voters too thin, giving Democrats an opening.
90% of Voters in Exit Polls Cited ‘Corruption’ — Why?
More voters pointed to corruption than any other factor at the polling site. Are President Trump’s business dealings that shady?
The Ridiculous Double Standards of Modern Gym Girls
Is a woman dressing to attract attention, or looking for an opportunity to turn an innocent comment into rage bait for clicks?
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“Yes, the GOP got spanked last Tuesday, but we can still lose the battle and win the war.”
Monday, November 9, 2026
Trump’s ’60 Minutes’ of Election Evaluation
Ross Douthat interviewed the president, who had much to say about many things related to the GOP’s midterm disaster.
Republicans Are on the Clock
The GOP not only needs a strategy for the final two years of Trump’s presidency, but a strategy for the final two months of the Republican-controlled Congress.
DeSantis Evaluates the GOP
Ron DeSantis runs a state where Republicans actually won these midterms. Can his more traditional brand of conservatism take the party back?
Fear Jon Ossoff
Youthful and good-looking, with a taste for soaring, idealistic rhetoric, he could activate the Democratic reflex to always look for the next JFK.
Newsom’s Upside-Down View of Justice
The California Democrat governor has commuted the death sentences of all the state’s death row inmates in the name of “justice.”
Voters Draw the Line on Women’s Sports
Even in deep-blue states, boys playing in girls’ sports is deeply unpopular. Will the Marxists in DC get the message?
Republicans Have a Winning Message — Why Didn’t They Use It?
One of the biggest reasons for Republicans’ midterm losses was the conservative movement’s messaging failures.
We’re Outnumbered Again! Or Are We?
As Christians, we may lose a few battles, but we continue fighting on our knees and at the ballot box.
The Fight Over America’s Public History
A nation cannot erase or tamper with its own history unless it has decided to become something else.
Friday, November 6, 2026
Post-Midterms, Our Long-Term Commission
We need a renewed emphasis on sharing the good news of Jesus Christ, making disciples, and baptizing them.
Data Center Opposition Leads to Stock Market Selloff
Voters clearly don’t like data centers, and Democrats stoked fear and backlash, but that could have lasting implications beyond Thursday’s market beatdown.
The MAGA Movement Forgot What Populism Is
The good news is that most of the necessary changes are easy.