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Can Congress Restore the American Dream?
There are serious issues with the housing market, and the bill working its way through Congress is inadequate to truly solve what ails the American economy.

Platner's Victory Is Nothing New for the Modern Democrat Party
Candidates like Graham Platner show where the movement goes next. The radical Left is inside the party, shaping its candidates, its message, and its future.

Congress Should Stay Out of College Sports
The bipartisan Protect College Sports Act will create myriad federal regulations for who, what, when, where, and how regarding college athletics.

Dems' Platner Problem Gets Worse
New revelations from ex-girlfriends continue to paint a disturbing picture of the Maine Democrat Senate candidate, most famous for his Nazi tattoo and socialist views.

The Dems' Platner Poison
They can cut bait, or they can choose to ride out this vile Senate candidate and risk the potentially toxic fallout across ballots nationwide.

The Demos' Disturbing Platner Problem
"Platner's obviously been ... groomed by the same group of people because you've seen even with the other Democrats right now, as this stuff comes out, they refuse to condemn it because they do not care about the American people."

Paxton Sends Cornyn Packing
To say that Donald Trump has endorsement "juice" or that four-term Senator John Cornyn got beaten soundly in Texas is to deny the reality of what happened and why.

St. James Talarico the ... Baby Killer?
The left-wing Democrat is hoping that his distorted brand of Christianity will propel him to a U.S. Senate victory in deep-red Texas, but don't count on it.

Cassidy Gets Clobbered
Louisiana's two-term Republican senator and Trump impeachment proponent faced his state's primary voters on Saturday, and it wasn't pretty.

Nazi Tattoo Communist Becomes the Maine Man
Graham Platner now has the endorsement of Chuck Schumer after Gov. Janet Mills dropped out of the Democrat Senate primary race.

Senate Republicans Try to Melt the ICE Shutdown
The GOP went around Democrats to pass a funding package for immigration enforcement. The measure now heads to the House.

MI Senate Candidate Knows His Audience
Abdul El-Sayed, a Dearborn-based Democrat Senate candidate, is having a hard time balancing his campaign messaging against the anti-Americanism of his constituents.

Second Shameless Schumer Shutdown Nearing the End
Chuck Schumer's burgers aren't cooked all the way through, but he's calling "dinner time" anyway after the DHS funding bill passed.

Is Ron Johnson Right About the Filibuster?
Conservatives have been hesitant to do away with the Senate's check against awful legislation, but Democrat obstruction of wildly popular legislation suggests now is the time.

Senate ‘Deliberates’ the SAVE America Act
The world's greatest deliberative body is doing its best to ensure that a wildly popular piece of election-integrity legislation dies a quiet death.

Warren's Affordable Housing Bill Will Raise Prices
Far from helping address our national housing shortage and resulting high prices, the Senate just passed a bill that could make things much worse.

The Talking Filibuster Won't Save the SAVE Act
Republicans are hoping to break the Democrats' blockade of commonsense legislation, but their messaging needs to be straightforward, clear, and clean.

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.

Who Is Texas's James Talarico?
Despite some seminary training, the Democrat Senate nominee distorts the Bible to justify all the Left's ghoulish platforms, including abortion and gender mutilation.

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.