Just six months out from the 2022 midterm elections, the heat is on for Democrats hoping to buck historic trends while the GOP practically measures the drapes. While 175 days may seem like a short amount of time for Team Blue to reverse some concerning trend lines with a handful of critical issues, it’s also an eternity when it comes to predicting what will drive voters to the polls this fall.
Despite being victorious in an amazing 58 of the 59 primary elections in which he endorsed a candidate going into Tuesday night’s contests in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Idaho, and Oregon, the biased mainstream media and political establishment were poised to launch another assault on President Donald Trump’s strength in the Republican Party if his latest slate of candidates had a subpar showing.
Nearly two weeks after Politico published Justice Samuel Alito’s draft majority opinion in the term’s big abortion case, we still don’t know who the leaker is. That’s unfortunate, to say the least, not because our tabloid curiosity hasn’t been satisfied but because this is the most serious threat to the Supreme Court’s integrity in living memory.
Earlier this month, the D.C.-based foreign policy establishment seemed to be aghast by allegations from former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper’s new memoir that former President Donald Trump asked about launching missiles into Mexico to “destroy the drug labs” and take out cartels.
President Joe Biden is giving Americans every reason to worry about their future. In just 16 months, this administration has overseen record inflation, supply shortages, out-of-control spending bills, an overrun southern border, and botched foreign policy decisions.
On the 159th day of his rooftop vigil, Pastor Corey Brooks shared his thoughts on the violence tearing apart American communities from Chicago to Buffalo.
On Tuesday, Pennsylvanians will make a choice that will impact themselves, our country, and our future by deciding the likelihood of a Republican Senate majority next year.
Banning abortions won't stop abortions. Republicans striking down the Women's Health Protection Act could be dangerous for all Americans, not just women.
Greg Gutfeld discusses on "Gutfeld!" the news about a middle school boy being accused of sexual harassment for using the wrong pronouns to refer to a classmate.