Senate
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Dems Dunno About El-Sayed
Recent polling on the Michigan Senate race is all over the place, but Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer seems kind of glum about his party's prospects of retaking the Senate.
The Institutions Called 'Undemocratic' Are What Protect America
Our Founders established a constitutional Republic precisely because they understood the dangerous excesses of a true democracy.
Dems Hung Over After El-Sayed Win
The radical Muslim has won Michigan's Democrat Senate primary, and now the party's general election headache begins.
Blanche Rescinds the Anti-Weaponization Fund
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is working out a deal with Republican senators to win a confirmation vote scheduled for Tuesday morning.
Root for the Muslim in Tomorrow's MI Dem Primary
Socialism and Jew-hatred may have strong appeal among the Dems' lunatic fringe, but not statewide — which is why Abdul El-Sayed will lose in November.
Democrats Fight Tooth and Nail to Prevent Voting Reform
Blocking the SAVE America Act, suing over commonsense voting regulations, and registering noncitizens are all ways Democrats undermine "democracy."
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?
Maine Dems Favor Another Commie, Just Without All the #MeToo
Socialist Graham Platner clone Troy Jackson says, "We're well on our way to getting the government we f***ing deserve."
Repeal the 17th Amendment
From 1789 to 1913, senators were chosen by state legislatures, and there's a movement afoot to restore an important component of federalism.
It's Fringe vs. Cringe in MI Dem Senate Primary
In what might be the GOP's best shot at picking up a Senate seat, Michigan Dems have a choice between a dimwitted establishment hack and a radical socialist Muslim.
Graham Platner Is Gone, but His Movement Remains
The criticism of Platner had almost nothing to do with the fact that he was a socialist; it focused almost entirely on his personal conduct and controversies.
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.
Rest in Peace, Lindsey Graham
The sudden death of South Carolina's senior senator is a stunning blow to his family, his friends, his Senate colleagues, and his country — and also to the art of old-fashioned politics.
The Passing of Lindsey Graham Marks the End of a Political Era
Graham's life should remind Americans that disagreement does not require hatred, and criticism does not prevent respect.
McConnell Shows Age Is a Problem in the Senate
The Kentucky senator finally issued a statement after a month-long absence, but the problem is more widespread than his health concerns.
Communist Nazi Victimized by Powerful Party Totalitarians
Graham Platner says he's the real victim of false rape accusations meant to derail his populist campaign and protect those in power.
Why Did the NYT Hide the Nazi Rapist Under the Floorboards?
"Recent polling shows that Graham Platner was going to lose to Susan Collins," so Democrats had to act quickly to swap candidates.
Dems Shocked — Shocked! — That Graham Platner Is Bad
The party could tolerate a Nazi tattoo and a history of drunken misogyny as long as a socialist had a shot at a Senate seat, but allegations of sexual assault are a bridge too far.
What's Next for Birthright Citizenship?
The president and Congress have options to mitigate the damage caused by the Supreme Court, but solutions will require resolve and courage.
Herding the GOP Cats
Senate Republicans aren't doing much on the SAVE Act, so President Trump decided to up the ante by applying pressure over the newly passed housing bill.