One clear message coming out of a Thursday news conference in which Democrats unveiled their court packing scheme is that it is about the future of how elections are conducted […]
The New York Times has shifted its narrative regarding the security of absentee ballot voting in recent reporting compared to how it addressed the subject in years past. RealClearInvestigations reported […]
The experience of Venezuelans under the late President Hugo Chavez offers a cautionary tale to the United States where packing the Supreme Court can lead. Last fall, then-presidential candidate Joe […]
President Joe Biden is promising the most significant expansion of the welfare state since Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society of the 1960s, as he reportedly eyes the largest tax increases since […]
Judge Merrick Garland, President Joe Biden’s attorney general nominee, has a troubling record when it comes to recognizing Americans’ Second Amendment rights. In 2007, Garland voted for an “en banc” […]
If ever there was an indication that the racial justice movement has run astray, it has manifested in Chicago. Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced on Wednesday that the Chicago Monuments Project, […]
Rush Limbaugh launched his nationally syndicated radio program “The Rush Limbaugh Show” in August 1988, during the closing months of Ronald Reagan’s presidency. Following Limbaugh’s passing on Wednesday, former House […]
For those — like maybe Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell — who thought former President Donald Trump would be riding off into the sunset, new polling shows that’s not what […]
Remember all the concern establishment media outlets reported last summer about Black Lives Matter protests being potential super spreader events? Me neither. They expressed concerns about Trump campaign rallies, but […]
Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia and Republican Susan Collins of Maine are putting together a censure resolution intended to bar President Donald Trump from running for office by finding […]
GOP Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah appears to be all in on the impeachment of Donald Trump, saying the former president incited an insurrection and must be held accountable. “I […]
Big Tech’s decision to shut down Parler calls to mind the climactic closing in the 1939 Frank Capra film, “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.” You may recall the plot. A […]
The midterms elections of 2022 are already shaping up to be something like the nation experienced twice in relatively recent history: the Republican Revolution of 1994 and the Tea Party […]
One thing that President Donald Trump will be remembered for is bringing the greeting “Merry Christmas” back into popular use and challenging the false notion of the separation of church […]
GOP Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio offered yet another reason conservatives should be keen to keep the U.S. Senate in Republican hands in next month’s Georgia runoff elections: to hold […]
President Abraham Lincoln took a “count your blessings” approach when he issued a Thanksgiving proclamation in the fall of 1863, calling for Americans to set aside the last Thursday in […]
With a Joe Biden presidency in the offing, unless the Kraken or the Almighty intervenes (or both), it is helpful to know what are America’s most tax-friendly states. The nonpartisan […]
The aftermath of the 2020 election night has been wrought with controversy, to say the least. While multiple media outlets have already begun singing the praises of presumptive president-elect Joe […]
Nov. 11, 2020, marks the 400th anniversary since the Pilgrims arrived at Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and signed the Mayflower Compact. For clarity’s sake, under our current calendar the day actually […]
Californians soundly rejected Proposition 16 on Tuesday, a measure that would have re-instituted affirmative active in the Golden State. Proposition 16 would have allowed discrimination-based race and gender hiring in […]
President Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday morning that it’s “very strange” how his lead in Electoral College battleground states started to “disappear” overnight. “Last night I was leading, often solidly, in […]
