The year of #mamabear has produced a stunning amount of first-time, pro-parent candidates for school boards across the nation. We’re still hearing from a lot of these local races, so we can’t quite nail down an exact number of “mama bear” winners, but it is a lot (my own school board race is still being […]
Most people expect the runoff election between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock to be every bit as tight as the last one and plenty of mud has been slung in both directions as the process has played out. The latest headline to catch my eye was a bit surprising (at least to me) because I […]
A looming railroad strike is threatening to shut down much of the nation’s commerce, creating an economic and humanitarian disaster, and Joe Biden is finally making moves to prevent it. What’s his solution? He’s taking the coward’s way out, calling for Congress to put union workers in their place despite the fact that they make […]
Bob Iger came out of retirement last week to resume his old role as head of the corporation.
Glenn Ellmers has done it again, with a new provocation that “the constitutional republic created by our founders no longer exists.” His article posted at American Greatness, “Hard Truths and Radical Possibilities,” backs up this startling proposition with five very stark supporting arguments, starting with the fact that elections no longer suffice to control our government […]
A good tactical move? Sure … but for whom? Donald Trump ended up with most of the blame for the GOP’s lackluster-at-best performance in the 2022 midterms. Republicans have one last shot at essentially holding serve in the Senate, with the Georgia runoff election taking place a week from today. Despite fears that Trump would […]
Every once in a while, I run across a non-political story that I feel compelled to cover. This was one of those times. The Army-Navy football game, the first of which was played on Nov. 29, 1890, at West Point, is one of the most historic rivalries in sports. Spoiler: Army’s uniforms for this year’s […]
New York Times reporter Nicholas Fandos’ Sunday election-aftermath piece appeared under the cynical headline deck, “Meet the Voters Who Fueled New York’s Seismic Tilt Toward the G.O.P. — Republicans used doomsday-style ads to prey on suburban voters’ fear of crime in New York, helping to flip enough seats to capture the House.” Fandos talked to […]
In the continuing saga of the Biden administration being on the wrong side of absolutely everything, White House Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre made it clear that they intend to pressure social media platforms like Twitter to censor speech, presumably of the conservative variety. KJP made these remarks today in a press gaggle on Air Force One […]
A response to David French’s ‘Why I Changed My Mind About Law and Marriage, Again.’
