Studies Indicate Obamacare’s Medicaid Expansion Bought Democrats Votes
Giving people government health subsidies increases their voting registration, turnout, and likelihood of voting Democrat, says a New York Times article about three recent studies plus midterm results.
Why The Original ‘Planet Of The Apes’ Remains A Classic
There is good reason the Library of Congress chose only the original for preservation for being ‘culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.’
Top Conservatives To WaPo: Stop ‘Dishonest’ Label Of Jennifer Rubin As ‘Conservative’
‘It is nearly impossible to discern any conservatism in Rubin’s contemporary writing,’ top conservative leaders said in an October 3 letter to the Washington Post editorial board.
Walker Hayes’ ’90’s Country’ Teems With Self-Defeating Nostalgia
’90’s Country,’ the late-summer single from Walker Hayes, is a clever and catchy nod to a long-gone era in the genre that sounds more like a Jason Mraz song than any of the music it celebrates.
‘White Boy Rick’ Spins The Fate Of An FBI Drug Informant To Downplay Drug-Peddling
Some context is missing from the film, which portrays the informant as a Robin Hood figure of Detroit wronged by the feds.
The Massive Lies Of Past Presidents Make Trump Look Honest
What the media rarely include in their assessment of Trump’s truthfulness is that all presidents lie.
Here’s Why The Right Shouldn’t Excuse Trump’s Performance At Helsinki
Republicans aren’t abandoning their party or surrendering to the Democrats. But neither should they feel compelled to defend the indefensible on Russia.
Supreme Court Revives The First Amendment In 3 Key Rulings
They underscore the right not to be compelled to worship at the government’s altar, speak the government’s message, or join the government’s associations.
Obamacare Is A Political Nightmare That’s Not Going Anywhere. Here’s A Solution
Some conservatives are unwilling to accept the status quo. They are pushing back against congressional inertia and conservative fatalism as they urge Congress to roll back the Obamacare regime.
5 Moments From Steve Scalise’s Congressional Baseball Game Comeback To Make You Smile
The road back wasn’t easy for those who fell at the hands of 66-year-old congressional baseball game shooter one year ago. But they’re making it, with smiles.
Ethan Hawke Nails Role Of Troubled Pastor In ‘First Reformed’
At first dejected by his rapidly deteriorating circumstances, Rev. Toller replaces God with dark obsession, and vanishes into his basest impulses.
Why Gun Owners Shouldn’t Be Shut Out Of The Gun Safety Conversation
To help reduce crime, we must discuss gun owners’ responsibilities that come with the exercise of our Second Amendment rights.
Podesta: Hillary Would Have Opened An Investigation Into Aliens
On ‘Ancient Aliens,’ the Hillary Clinton campaign chair says she would have worked to release the truth about aliens.
This Week In Weird Twitter, Volume 111
The conversation was not to get far, not least because of the disparate opinions represented by those sitting around the round table, if not the Round Table.
In Trump Conspiracy Lawsuit, Democrats Sicced The Equivalent Of A Special Counsel On Themselves
The DNC has laid itself bare to a potentially disastrous discovery process that could expose the Russia-hacking and collusion stories as carefully orchestrated falsehoods.
‘Lord Of The Flies’ Teaches Everything You Need To Know About Letting Kids Push Gun Control
Children, who aren’t especially good at governing themselves, shouldn’t have a say in governing a republic whose founding documents were devised to filter and limit the power of the mob.
This Fall, California Voters Could Decide Whether To Split Their State In Three
Some 600,000 Californians have signed a petition that would allow a vote on whether to split the state into three.
‘Beirut’ Is A Completely Forgettable, Yet Perfectly Delightful Spy Thriller
There’s nothing wrong with making a movie that won’t receive Oscar buzz, or break records, or cause its viewers to have an existential crisis.
Jill Messick’s Death At Hands Of Rose McGowan’s Internet Mob Is Why Due Process Needs To Come Back
Jill Messick had her own version of events, but she kept them to herself, because she didn’t want to undermine the #MeToo movement.
A Health Care Solution So Simple, Even Congress Could Pass It
Lost in the political drama is why health-care reform legislation is so difficult to pass in the first place and why the solution to the problem, which is exceedingly simple, is being ignored.
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