Republicans must learn how to ballot harvest, get the vote out early
Republican candidates were outmaneuvered by their Democratic opponents this fall as the hoped-for "red wave" failed to materialize.
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Time for new leadership at the RNC after three straight failed elections
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Great Reset coming fast and furious for the farmers, for food
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Elon Musk exposes the dimensions of election interference at Twitter
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Ronna McDaniel’s time has expired with the RNC
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COP27's green agenda will leave many out in the cold this winter
The U.N. annual climate conference (COP27) that just concluded in Egypt might have set the record for the greatest number of bad ideas ever presented at a major international conference.
Biden's misplaced emphasis on assault weapons
We know at least one of the priorities of the Biden administration in the remaining weeks that Democrats control the House of Representatives.
Never Trump 2.0 underway
The occupiers of the political left and right who have lived to hate Donald Trump for the past six years have mobilized again to defeat the former president's campaign to regain the White House.
America's attack submarines a key asset to deter China's invasion of Taiwan
When one thinks of predators in the ocean, it is hard not to think instantly of sharks, for they are near the top of the predator list in all of the oceans of the world. Sharks are to be feared!
Dems' latest race hustle is Brown 'White supremacist' at Mar-a-Lago
In what we hope are the last, desperate death gurgles of their long, sordid history with racist political strategies, the Democrat party is accusing others of "normalizing antisemitism."
Whitewashing J. Edgar Hoover's legacy
Anyone in the know when J. Edgar Hoover was FBI director was aware of the rumors that Hoover kept secret files with damaging information to go after his enemies.
Ukraine winning with castoffs
There is a rising sentiment that the U.S. will have to force Ukraine into a truce with Russia because of the costs and the "emptying of our warehouses" of weapons.
Troubling time indeed
When Winston Churchill spoke of "the lights of a perverted science," he wasn't criticizing or referring to the many benefits that harnessing the powers of chemistry and physics have bestowed upon humankind.
Jan. 6 hearings were bogus, partisan
The Pelosi-contrived, partisan Jan. 6 hearings have ended and an anti-Trump report will soon be delivered ("Rep. Adam Schiff denies reported rift within Jan. 6 committee," Web, Nov. 27).
Proud to be an American
Thanksgiving is a great time to think about the things we are thankful for this year. Now, more than ever, I am thankful to live in the United States. I am proud to be an American.
LOVERRO: Rivera may be the bright spot franchise has been searching for in the dark
I still don't know how good of a coach Ron Rivera is. But as a leader -- really, the part that counts the most for a head coach -- he ranks among the best we've seen here in Washington, maybe since the glory days of Joe Gibbs.
Don't shy away from the Trump debate: Conservatives must discuss and not demean
Since the midterm elections, several conservative writers have gone public suggesting that it's time for the GOP to move on and nominate someone other than Donald Trump for the presidency in 2024.
More Democratic voters won't solve the illegal immigration crisis
Democrats finally admitted that we have a demographic crisis, but only to push another amnesty.
Your congressional representatives may be the real 'threat to democracy'
This month almost a dozen Republican senators joined all 50 of their Democratic colleagues to vote to proceed to a final vote on the ill-named Respect for Marriage Act.
Higher Ground: a whopping 70% of FBI's abortion-related probes involve threats to pro-life outfits
"We have quite a number of investigations as we speak into attacks or threats against pregnancy resource centers, faith-based organizations, and other pro-life organizations," FBI Director Christopher Wray said.
Glenn Youngkin for president? To be determined
Ever since Glenn Youngkin won the Virginia governor's race last year, there's been speculation about what he might set his sights on next.
When old friends like Reader's Digest go off the rails
Reader's Digest has something strangely out of place - a whiff of wokeism.
Climate cult meets reparations lunacy
Last week the Biden administration did something else they said they'd never do. Our jet-setting climate czar, John Kerry, agreed to create what amounts to a climate reparations fund.
The dumpster fire that is the Republican National Committee
Despite losing ground nationally in 2018, 2020, and 2022, Republican National Committee Chairman Ronna Romney McDaniel is, inexplicably, running for reelection.
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