Republican Presidential Candidate Joe Walsh Call His Own Party A Cult After States Cut Primaries
Walsh pledged to campaign anyway in the states where the primaries were canceled, arguing that the voters will demand new primaries.
Mark Sanford Announces Primary Challenge Against Trump
Former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford officially entered the 2020 presidential race Sunday, while President Trump holds between a 80-90 percent support level among Republican voters in primary states.
Republican Primary Challengers To Trump Circulate, Mostly On Twitter
Mark Sanford is traveling in Iowa this week for a possible presidential run, joining two other candidates challenging the president in the GOP primary.
The Left Can’t Stop Lying About The Tea Party
Despite the convenient revisionism of leftists like those at The New York Times, there is no evidence that the Tea Party’s popularity was propelled by racism.
Why Haven’t Republicans Stood Against Antisemitism In The Wake Of Trump’s Comments?
Many American Jews were already feeling rubbed raw, and this news from the White House pressed hail-size salt into those wounds.
Dear Lindsey Graham: Be A Man, Not A Meme
Democrats don’t need anything more to stack the courts and execute a soft coup than Lindsey Graham and other ineffective Republicans to stick to seething.
Study: Transgender Male Athletes Keep Physical Advantages Even After Female Hormone Injections
Essentially, this study concludes that men who ‘transition’ by taking testosterone suppressants can rejuvenate whatever muscle mass, strength, and power they may lose initially through proper training.
Irish Leaders Call On Youth Party Leader To Resign For Attending American Conservative Conference
An Irish member of the European Parliament is calling on the Fine Gael Party youth wing leader to resign for attending an American conservative conference.
Podcast: A Retrospective Look At How The GOP Became The Party Of Trump
Politico Reporter Tim Alberta joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss his new book, “American Carnage: On the Front Lines of the Republican Civil War and the Rise of President Trump.”
Freedom Caucus Chair: Amash Lost Leverage Quitting GOP, Coalitions
Rep. Justin Amash left the GOP in July, declaring the two-party system an ‘existential threat’ to America. In June, Amash also left the House Freedom Caucus, of which he was a founding member.
Why Have Democrats Suddenly Become The Anti-Citizenship Party?
The main controversy of asking about citizenship on the census stems from the much bigger points of what it means to be American and how a representative republic in the 21st century is supposed to work.
Why CNN’s Normalizing Of A White Nationalist Matters
No one does more to normalize white supremacists than outlets like CNN. And the reasons for it are transparently partisan.
Two Brand-New Senators Cast Light On The GOP’s Post-Trump Future
The fusion of populism and conservatism as a workable and ideological political movement is emerging in the actions of two newly elected senators: Rick Scott and Josh Hawley.
If The GOP’s Business Wing Wants Low Taxes, They’d Better Stop Sabotaging Social Conservatives
A political alliance will not hold if one faction insists on its priorities while working against its partners. When was the last time the economic side of the GOP backed up the rest of us?
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.
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