Henry Olsen On The Midterm Revenge Of The RINOS
Henry Olsen joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss suburban voters, House leadership, and possible 2020 outcomes.
Stop Shaming White Women For Voting Republican
What’s wrong with white women? Perhaps there’s nothing wrong with them as a group. Perhaps many just don’t adhere to groupthink that strips us all of our individual liberty.
Will Either Party Change Course After Midterms? Probably Not
The Atlantic’s McKay Coppins joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the midterms, 2020, and the evolving legacy of Newt Gingrich.
In Midterms, Celebrity Endorsements Hurt The Candidates They Were Trying To Help
Voters in Texas, Tennessee, and Georgia chose the un-flashy Republicans over the celebrity-backed Democratic candidates in the 2018 midterms.
How Republicans Shot Themselves In The Feet On Pre-Existing Conditions
Moderates assumed that ‘replacing’ Obamacare meant Republican lawmakers had embraced the mantra of universal health coverage, and would maintain most of the benefits.
Yes, Democrats Are Trying To Steal The Election In Florida
Are Florida’s election officials merely incompetent, or is there a sinister plot afoot to throw the election results towards Democrats?
Broward County Is An Embarrassment, And The Potential For A Stolen Florida Election Is Real
Every day that we do not have a total tabulation of the ballots in this key county, the more Republican voters will with all good reason begin to believe the election results are being manipulated.
Vote-Count ‘Shenanigans’ Trigger Recounts, Lawsuits, Republican Outrage In Florida
Republican leads for governor and U.S. Senate vanished as Democrats in areas known for corruption add tens of thousands of statistically unlikely votes days after the election.
Yes, Voting Against Kavanaugh Hurt Senate Democrats, And So Would Impeaching Him
Reports say Democrats will use their new power to investigate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. That could hurt them with voters, just like ruining his reputation did in 2018.
The 2018 Midterm Results Leave Democrats Without A Roadmap For 2020
‘Hope and change’ has already been tried, and there’s no Obama-level orator in the field. Elizabeth Warren’s stumping didn’t do much. Where do Democrats go from here?
10 Things You Won’t See Republicans Doing After Losing The House
Democrats seem not to be able to stop themselves from throwing all manner of tantrums when politics doesn’t go their way. Republicans, not so much.
What The Election Results Mean For State And Local Level Politics
Manhattan Institute’s Michael Hendrix joins the Federalist Radio Hour to unpack some of the biggest wins and losses for state politics after the midterms.
Distillery Owner Republican Defeats Former CBS Journalist In Virginia House Race
Heavy government regulations threatened to close Denver Riggleman’s distillery. Now, he’s going to be representing the state of Virginia as he fights back.
Ted Cruz Might Have Won, But The Midterms Bode Ill For Texas
Cruz barely beat Beto O’Rourke, and other statewide races across Texas showed that despite its deep-red reputation, Texas could turn blue.
Why The ‘Emerging Democratic Majority’ Isn’t Happening
The promise of inevitability has not only led Democrats to overlook logistical and structural problems but has also encouraged them to indulge their leftist passions.
Interview: Brian Kilmeade On Midterm Results And 2020 Contenders
Fox News anchor Brian Kilmeade joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss what to expect from Nancy Pelosi and a Democratic House.
What’s Behind College-Educated, Suburban Women Flipping To Democrats
These women who reside in wealthy suburbs are an odd group. Sometimes they vote on the economy, but their loyalty to the pocketbook only goes so far.
WATCH: Joy Behar Claims Democrats Lost Senate Races Due To Gerrymandering
Joy Behar said Democrats lost key senate races because of gerrymandering in a segment on ABC’s ‘The View’ Wednesday morning.
Lessons Of 2018: Trumpism Won, Progressivism Lost
The Resistance who had actively convinced themselves of the wave’s existence, were hampered by the economy, by Kavanaugh, and by a challenging map.