Another Way Republicans and Democrats Can Punish Rogue Members
The benefit of expulsion from the Conference or Caucus, rather than expulsion from the House, is it is easier to achieve.
Who's Afraid of an Anarcho-Capitalist?
The media and leftists are decrying the election of Javier Milei as president of Argentina because they say he's a far-right eccentric libertarian who believes in ... free market capitalism.
How a Third-Party Candidate Could Create Political Chaos
It’s unlikely that a third-party candidate would affect the election outcome in the solid red and blue states. But the swing states could be a different story.
Here Come the Gender-Detransitioner Lawsuits
Multimillion-dollar jury awards may be the best option for making the gender-affirming medical complex more accountable.
Chicago Is a Food Desert Because It's a Crime Paradise
Instead of reversing policies that have caused grocery and department stores to flee Chicago, the mayor has decided the city will open its own grocery store.
'Stop the Steal' Is Falling, But Its Damage Can't Be Undone
It’s hard to overstate the irony that one of the leading instigators and promoters of the 2020 stolen-election narrative, attorney Sidney Powell, who accused so many others of election interference, has now pleaded guilty to … wait for it … election interference.
What influence have independent candidacies had in the history of US presidential elections?
Republicans and Democrats closely control every political aspect in the US and in election season, they predominate over any other option for the presidency. However, alternative or independent candidacies have had significant impacts throughout history.
Democrats Face the Age-old, Old-age Dilemma with Biden
Like most seniors in age denialism, Biden would likely reject any suggestion that he isn’t up to the job. But while Biden may be in denial, voters aren’t.
Minorities May Hold the Key to a GOP Presidential Victory
For more than 60 years the Democratic Party has had a virtual lock on the Black and Hispanic vote. But thanks to President Joe Biden’s complete failure to address the border crisis and crime, people of color could shift their vote in large numbers to the Republican presidential candidate, whoever that may be.
Why are Some Republicans Acting Like Progressive Democrats? This Bill Is a Clue
New Right populism isn’t very different from leftist progressivism, and it will be as harmful for the country as leftist progressivism. The Railway Safety Act demonstrates the difference between truly conservative Republicans such as Cruz and big-government, pro-union populists such as Vance.