The Republican Party is in better shape for the midterms than many suppose.
Tag: democrats
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Virginia Democrats Reveal a Radical Design
Democrats oppose the principles of republican government that limit their short-term majorities from exercising absolute power.
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The Left Doesn’t Want an Alliance With the Right
Dimwitted right-wingers seeking an alliance with the left because they are angry with Trump will discover how little they get and how much it costs.
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When Democrats Engaged in ‘Mortal Kombat’
How a low-resolution video game once enraged pearl-clutching Democrats and led to a moral panic.
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Democrats Prefer Replacements to American Lives
The interests of the Democratic Party are squarely aligned with the illegal foreign elements seeking to come to America in exchange for keeping Democrats in power—no matter the cost to citizens.
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When Birthright Citizenship Goes Wrong
Birthright citizenship, as liberals understand it—and as they hope the Supreme Court will uphold it—leads to absurdities, and worse.
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The Fake Moderate Narrative Kills Again
Democrats like the phony moderate governor of Virginia, Abigail Spanberger, permit violent illegal alien criminals to remain in the country while pretending to support their deportation.
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The Midterm Elections: A Matter of Common Sense—Or Else
Republicans in Congress are in danger of being subsumed beneath a gathering electoral wave in the coming midterms if they don’t get their act together and start listening to their own voters.
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Trump’s SOTU Speech a Win, But It’s Not Enough
President Trump is not the problem. The Senate is.
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Immigration Enforcement Saves Lives
Do Democrats like Abigail Spanberger and Mikie Sherrill, who claim to be moderates, take the lives of American citizens seriously?
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The Talking Filibuster Is the ‘Anti-Nuclear Option’
If Republicans want to keep their governing majority, enforcing the talking filibuster would be one way to do that and make the Senate great again.
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Elites Versus Ordinary Americans on Voter ID
Voter ID isn't a restriction on election integrity—it's a safeguard for it.
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Virginia Democrats Are Not Playing Beanbag
“Politics ain’t beanbag,” or so the saying goes. These days, the only people who seem to understand that are Trump … and the Democrats.
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Virginia’s New Governor Offers a Stark View of Leftist Rule to Come
Republicans should think hard about what’s happened in Virginia before becoming complacent about the coming midterm elections.
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Tim Walz Personifies Democrats’ Decline
Until Democratic populism can match Republican populism on immigration and cultural norms, the decline will continue for that party.
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Why Healthcare CEOs Should Testify Before Congress
The industry needs to explain why, at taxpayer expense, it is experiencing record corporate profits and doling out massive executive compensation packages while fraud and widespread denial of care continue.
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Trump’s Inflation Trap
Americans voted for Trump; if they wind up with Biden’s economy anyway, there’s going to be hell to pay at the ballot box.
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How Trump Changed America
Where his predecessors fixated on abstract issues like global terrorism, Trump is strategically focused on America’s priorities.
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Trump Hasn’t Lost Hispanics (Yet)
MAGA is more compelling to Hispanics than the halfhearted compromises Republicans served up before Trump. But there is no room for tone-deafness.
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Americans Are Right to Say ‘No’ to Subsidizing Foreigners
The fight over subsidies to Medicaid for foreigners raises important questions about who belongs to America’s political community.
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The Charade of Federal Budgetary Showdowns
The drama playing out in Washington stems from the unwillingness to confront the hard choices posed by our ever-growing mountain of debt.
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The Politics of the Shutdown, Obamacare, Crime and Deportations
The Republican approach to solving these problems is often labeled cruelty but it is rooted in an acknowledgment of reality and of doing what works.
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Free Healthcare for Illegals Would End America
Anti-borders politicians are shutting down the government to fight for a policy that would destroy the solvency of America and the quality of life of its citizens.
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How the Left Lost Its Power of Expression
The left once mastered the art of disguising awful policies behind clever language; the radicals now in charge have lost that ability.
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The Book on Harris
Kamala Harris begins a book tour on her failed presidential campaign. Her record on mass shootings tells a far more interesting story.
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Ukrainian Refugee Falls Victim to America’s Black Crime Fetish
So long as we treat black criminals as victims of oppression rather than holding them accountable for their crimes, our major cities will be as dangerous as war zones.
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Five Stories That Show the Left’s Control of the ‘Truth’ Is Slipping
The days of the left controlling the “narrative” and spinning events to suit it are very plainly slipping away as five events from recent days demonstrate.
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Who’s Accountable for Autopen Pardons?
Joe Biden’s autopen commuted the sentences of more than 4,000 federally incarcerated offenders—including many with a history of violence.
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Democrat Extremism Underwrites Trump
The issues Democrats lost on last November are the same issues they continue to fight Trump on now.
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Trump’s National Guard Deployment and the Art of the 80-20 Issue
Donald Trump sees and is ready to fill the leadership and quality-of-life vacuum that Democrats readily tolerate.
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Obama: Yes on Mamdani. Yes on Reparations?
The subjects Obama chooses to weigh versus those he gives the silent treatment are interesting.
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Is It Time To End Mandated ‘Majority-Minority’ Congressional Districts?
It is time to end court-ordered majority-minority districts, exclude illegal aliens from congressional apportionment, and get an accurate census.
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The Left’s Concert of Violence
When America rejected the left, they viewed it not as a rejection of their policies, but as a rejection of them as people. Many leftists feel justified in lashing out.
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Unwelcome Allies
Although it made sense to support Trump’s decision to bomb Iran, the narrative surrounding it from neoconservatives, and especially their attacks of the bombing’s critics, are tired and preposterous.
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The Anti-Biden Son of Scranton
Robert Casey, a champion of America’s most vulnerable minority, died without regrets—because Casey was everything Joe Biden was not.
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Libertarian Grandstanders Target Trump’s Big, Beautiful Bill
President Trump never promised to eliminate the $36 trillion national debt that took us decades to accumulate. So what gives?
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How Democrats Can Stop Alienating Young Men: Some Unsolicited Advice
When it comes to courting young male voters, policy matters more than syntax.
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The Democrats’ War on Small-Town Values and Property Values
Democrats are taking aim at small-town living, calling it “segregated” and “snobby” and attempting to regulate it out of existence.
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Bruce Springsteen May Be a Woke Loser, But His Art Is MAGA
It is fascinating to see how the musician’s political opinions diverge so greatly from the art that made him rich and famous.
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If The Rich Are So Powerful, Why Are Their Taxes So High?
For a group that supposedly wields so much power, “the rich” have lost a lot of political battles.
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How Leftist Sophistry Hurts the Environment
The dishonesty and ideological blinders of the left have polluted the discussion about our real environmental problems.
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Mutually Assured Law Enforcement Destruction
The only way to end politicized lawfare is to make the left feel it.
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California Coverup: Jerry Brown, Elaine Brown, and the Murder of Betty Van Patter
Fifty years after her death, legacy of leftist corruption and complicity with criminal elements in California are begging for a federal investigation.
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Dark Woke: Release the Naughty Language!
The rise of Democratic Party swearing as a strategy is as brain-dead as it seems.
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Trump’s Rumble on Sesame Street
PBS and NPR and government subsidized left-wing megaphones and it’s high time taxpayers stopped paying for them.
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Kilmar’s Deportation is Not a Constitutional Crisis
The open defiance of the Constitution exhibited by sanctuary cities and states makes it difficult to swallow the labeling of irregularities in Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s deportation a “constitutional crisis.”
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‘Liberation Day’ Illustrated the Peril of Plans
By sticking too rigidly to his plans for implementing tariffs, Trump failed to develop the leverage he needed for those plans to work.
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Another Thing Folks Like About the South: Public Education’s Revival
A reform movement, dubbed the Southern Surge, is allowing education reformers to work around political resistance, improving literacy and overhauling failing schools.
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Lawfare Isn’t Beaten—In France or America
Trump is right to pressure law firms to avoid falling into the trap of lawfare.
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Can Donald Trump Win a Trade War?
Good economic policy calls for a cool head, and Wall Street fears the president is letting his passions set the nation on a dangerous course.