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Huckabee Sanders Ad Alienates Key Demographic
The Arkansas governor took a shot at young white men — and she will need those votes come November.
Nick Freitas, American Patriot
“Principles of individual liberty, personal responsibility, respect for God, and limited, constitutional government are not merely convenient political concepts, but essentials which are fundamental to our liberty, prosperity, and security.”
Are Trump’s TV Spots PSAs or Ads?
Trump should not have used taxpayer funds for these ads, but as usual, there’s other important context to consider.
Americans Need a Simple Voter ID Bill
If Republicans focused on the one thing over 80% of Americans support, they could score a huge victory for election integrity.
Common Sense — or Crazy
Imagine that — a campaign slogan that actually gets to the heart of the issues confronting our voters!
Income Is Up, Poverty Is Down, and Inflation Is the Next Target
The GOP has some strong economic news to tout in the weeks ahead of November’s critical midterm elections.
Vance and Cruz and Rubio — Oh My!
The 2026 midterms aren’t even here yet, but the race to replace Donald Trump in 2028 has already started.
Against Trump’s $5,000 ‘Dividend’
The president’s proposed income redistribution — through the “dividend” or paying stay-at-home moms — is naked vote-buying that will exacerbate inflation.
Trump Makes the Midterm Case
The indefatigable 80-year-old president weaved away for nearly two hours last night, tirelessly promoting his administration’s achievements and making the case for Common Sense over Crazy.
Trump-a-Palooza vs. Weird-a-Palooza
While the Republicans try to thread a needle at their midterm convention in Dallas, the Democrats try to ignore the crazy socialists in their midst.
Save Social Security With ... Tax Hikes?
A few Republicans are openly talking about raising taxes to address the looming insolvency of the nation’s largest federal program.
A Texas-Sized Data Center Divide
Public opposition to data centers is growing, and even Texas Republicans are adjusting their positions and policies.
Florida Used to Be a Swinger
The Sunshine State was a crucial swing state, but last night’s primaries showed that Republicans are solidifying their gains while the hang-dog Democrats are putting up wacky socialists.
The Astonishing Windfall of Tariffs
President Donald Trump’s tariffs generated nearly enough to cover every income-tax dollar paid by Americans making under $100,000.
Tucker’s Third Party Posturing
Carlson has released 10 “goals” for his potential third party, which demonstrate his lack of seriousness about actually challenging the establishment.
The Right’s Uncomfortable Reckoning With Morality
As the number of episodes of misconduct grow among Republican officeholders and candidates, the party must sort out what its stance is on moral values.
The Burrito Food Fight on the Right
“It’s the economy, stupid.” That’s the real message behind the Great Burrito Debate of 2026, which has much less to do with specific stats than the overall picture.
The Question That Could Decide the 2028 Election
The Republican presidential candidate will be asked a simple question: What would you have done differently from President Donald Trump?
Filling Big Shoes
We must attend to the extremely important matter of selecting a suitable replacement for U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham. How about Trey Gowdy?
Lindsey Graham in Retrospect, Sadly
The senator’s death is a major loss to our nation, particularly problematic to GOP interests, and a reminder to all of how much we rely on the service of our elected leaders.