Sen. Tom Cotton On Service, Sacrifice, And Faith In The Individual
Senator Tom Cotton joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss military service, foreign policy, and the biggest issues in politics today.
Stumping In NYC, Dan Crenshaw Says AOC Knows ‘How To Be Famous’
Dan Crenshaw campaigned with House candidate Nicole Malliotakis in New York last week, giving a glimpse of GOP strategy.
In Lester Holt Interview, James Comey Proves He Can’t Handle The Russia Hoax’s Collapse
With the possible exception of former CIA director John Brennan, no one had a more uncomfortable post-Mueller report release than one James Comey.
Mitt Romney’s Self-Serving Attack On Trump Stains His Own Character
Ironically, for a man who claims to want divisions healed, Mitt Romney’s public attack on the president served merely to sow discord.
Like These Texans, Republicans Should Fight For Muslims To Join Their Party
American Muslims were once natural allies with the Republican Party. The question is whether they can be again. A battle raging in Texas’s Tarrant County Republican Party may provide an answer.
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.
How Kavanaugh’s Confirmation Finally United The Right Under Trump
Trumpism is now the unregretted tattoo that altered the Republican coalition, making it edgier, more rugged, and more relentless in pursuing its policy objectives.
If Republicans Can Confirm Kavanaugh, They Can Repeal Obamacare
If Republicans are going to start delivering on their promises, why don’t they deliver on one from the last four election cycles, by eliminating the law that has raised premiums for millions?
The Kavanaugh Confirmation Motivated Me To Rejoin The Republican Party
Something about the Brett Kavanaugh circus these past two weeks made me reconsider staying on the sidelines. The new low in political gamesmanship disturbed me.
The ‘He Fights’ Mantra Of Trump Supporters Pays Off With Big Wins
This is a radicalizing moment for Republicans who have grown tired of the sad, graceful loser and now prefer rude, offensive victor.
To Have A Prayer Of Winning The Midterms, Republicans Need To Start Talking To Their Neighbors
Republicans need to do an end run around the media by means of millions of friendly one-on-one conversations between voters.
Never-Trumpers Prove Willing To Burn Down The GOP In Revenge For Trump
The first—if not only—task of conservatism, in Never Trumpers’ telling, consists of resisting President Trump. If Trump leads the GOP, then nuke it from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure.
Is Careless Talk About Socialism How We Get President Elizabeth Warren?
The right needs to be precise in its language when it attacks socialism or the social welfare state, and careful to educate voters.
Here Comes That Clinton Impeachment Rerun You Asked For
The Trump sex payoff scandal looks just like 1998, except that the two parties have traded places so everyone can look totally dishonest and hypocritical.
Alienating Voters Over Hard-Left Policies Like Missouri’s Abortion Platform Is Killing Democrats
The Missouri Democratic Party voted to drive pro-lifers out of the party, effectively alienating moderates for the sake of their fringe wing.
Why It Would Be Stupid To Vote For Democrats To Punish Republicans In The Midterms
The insurgent left wing of the Democratic Party makes it hard to argue against voting for Republicans in the midterms.
Why This Year’s Midterms Are Key For Trump’s Success And Republicans’ Future
It is no exaggeration to predict that the Republican Party could become extinct if it loses both houses of Congress, and will be creaking on its legs if only the House is lost.
Trying To ‘Own The Libs’ Is Actually How You Get Owned by Politicians
The real danger of the ‘own the libs’ mentality isn’t just about the failure to persuade. It’s about failure to hold your own side accountable.
If Trump’s Voters Turn Out This Fall, They’ll Give Republicans A Big Senate Majority
In the small-town and rural Midwest, the Republican margin of victory over the Democratic presidential candidate increased to 28.8 percent in 2016 from 12.4 percent in 2012.
How Republicans Can Switch From Offending Minority Voters To Wooing Them
With the absence of Republicans willing to put effort into changing hearts and minds, Democrats have been able to define them unfairly to an entire generation of young people and minorities.
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