Liberals Blaming The Senate For Their Loss Of Political Power Have Lost Touch With Reality
Democrats’ loss of political power is not the result of a structural defect; it’s the result of flaws in the quality of their Senate candidates.
No, Elizabeth Warren, Anti-Gun States Do Not Have The Fewest Gun Deaths
Comparing age-adjusted gun death rates to the 2016 presidential election results demonstrates polar differences between homicide and suicide, and the available political gain to exploit.
Why Conservatives Should Vote Like A Blue Wave Is Inevitable In 2018
The only way to turn a purple state red is the old-fashioned way: driving America First voters to the polls, and outnumbering the tens of millions of anti-American voters throughout the country.
What Happened When I Wore A Tucker Carlson T-Shirt For A Week In L.A.
After people bought me Tucker Carlson T-shirts, I decided to test the bubble out and wore the T-shirts everywhere I went in Los Angeles for a week. The results were fascinating.
Are Red States Tax Takers And Blue States Tax Makers?
Against a national average of $1,935 in intergovernmental spending per American, red states receive just $1,879. Blue states get considerably more, at $2,124 per resident.
Reports Of Small-Town America’s Death Are Greatly Exaggerated
Michael Kruse’s article is bad journalism, factually and spiritually, but it is simply the latest and sloppiest entry in a growing genre: the new American Gothic.
California’s Travel Ban Messes With Texas
Last week, California added four more states to its ‘travel ban,’ including Texas, claiming those states’ religious freedom laws amount to discrimination.
5 Nascent Political Trends Georgia’s House Race Highlights For The Nation
While it’s unlikely that Jon Osoff will win the upcoming runoff election, one thing is clear: Democrats won’t make the same voter turnout mistake twice.
5 Messages From Trump Country For Coastal Elites
It’s been disappointing to hear and read depictions of what life is supposedly like in the ‘Rust Belt’ and what kind of people purportedly live and work here.
Why The Left And Right Shouldn’t Segregate Themselves In Different Parts Of Town
Yes, our society is severely polarized and fractured. But we shouldn’t give up on political discourse and embrace tribalism.
Are You Ready To Move To Texas? A Scientific Quiz
Forget Brexit. It’s time for a Texit.
Let’s Think Outside Conventional Political Boxes
A breakdown in social trust means conservatives need to do the hard work of going out into their towns to actually love, instead of objectify, their neighbors.
The Red Family Advantage
More marriage plus less non-marital childbearing equals more family stability in the nation’s most conservative counties, finds new research.
A Bit Of Religion Can Be Bad For Marriage
Attending church regularly during young adulthood appears to significantly decrease the risk of divorce, even for early marriages.
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