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Americans Get a Tax Cut Windfall
The Treasury Department touted new figures showing how many millions of Americans are benefiting from Republican tax cuts.
What's John Thune's Major Malfunction?
The Republican Senate majority leader promised a vote on the SAVE Act more than two weeks ago, but it's been crickets ever since.
Texas Toast: Crenshaw, Crockett Lose Big
In the most stunning upset of the young primary season, four-term GOP Congressman Dan Crenshaw got thumped by pro-Trump conservative challenger Steve Toth.
GOP Pushes for Election Reform
It's an uphill struggle against entrenched Democrats, but both House and Senate Republicans are pushing to reform our broken election system.
What's in 'The Great Healthcare Plan'?
President Trump presented the framework of a plan to redirect subsidies, negotiate lower prices, and increase transparency in the market.
Independents Are the Dominant Voter Bloc
Both parties are losing the new generation of voters. The Left's vision is to keep pushing Democrats further to the left, whereas the Right is too quick to claim victory.
Temporary ObamaCare Subsidies Forever
Good news — at least the House-passed legislation extending enhanced subsidies through 2028 isn't yet the law of the land.
Property Tax Relief: A Winning Issue
Republicans can counter the Democrats' housing "affordability" issue by touting GOP efforts to limit or eliminate state and local property taxes.
The GOP's ObamaCare Opportunity
The party isn't responsible for the law's myriad flaws or exorbitant cost overruns, but it can do a lot to fix the system with market-oriented reform.
SCOTUS Green-Lights Texas Gerrymander
Democrats' preferred gerrymandering is to segregate blacks into separate but equal districts and then pat themselves on the back for honest representation.
To Move, or Not to Move?
As more Americans pull up stakes and move to states that align more closely with their political views, it's worth considering the consequences.
That 'Toss Up' Tennessee Election?
Memo to Demos: A point nine election spread is "razor thin," but a nine-point spread is not.
Midterm Elections, Dead Ahead!
Get ready, American voters — NOW is the time to make sure that next November's elections don't unravel a year of major achievements.
MTG Resigns After Spat With Trump
Marjorie Taylor Greene has had enough of Washington, the Uniparty, and the infighting she helped fuel. What happens next for her and for the GOP?
Redistricting Battle Heats Up
In yet another judicial roadblock for Donald Trump and Republicans, a federal court blocks Texas's new congressional map, citing racial discrimination.
Trump Has Had It With MTG
Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has been all aboard the MAGA train until lately, when she's become less a key Republican than a critical Democrat ally.
Is Trump vs. MAGA a Leftmedia Hoax?
In the wake of the Democrats' huge defeat on the Schumer Shutdown, Leftmedia outlets are shifting focus to Trump's recent struggles with his base.
What Will Republicans Do About ObamaCare?
Now that the Schumer Shutdown is over and Democrats failed in their demands, the GOP has an opportunity to finally lead on healthcare policy.
Affordability Can Change Everything
After four long years of Bidenomics, most things feel unaffordable. So why are Democrats the ones benefitting from the debate over affordability?
If the Shutdown Was So Bad, Why Are Dems So Mad That It's Over?
Despite decrying the horrors Republicans were supposedly inflicting upon the American people, Democrats are most angry at Chuck Schumer for failing to keep the government closed.