Senate Republicans’ Higher Ed Agenda Leaves Much To Be Desired
The Senate’s outgoing education chairman is focusing on reforms that are worthwhile but paltry compared to the problems of politicization and trivialization in higher education.
Judges, Regulation, And The Federal Budget: An Interview With Senator Mike Braun
Senator Mike Braun discusses the rising costs of education, healthcare and other economic issues with Executive Editor Joy Pullmann.
What Pundits Get Wrong About The Border Security Fight
There is no question that Trump lost the battle of his own making. It is also true that this is not the final battle in whether the country seeks to uphold rule of law at her border.
Ilhan Omar Should Apologize To Lindsey Graham
Rep. Ilhan Omar’s baseless allegation that Lindsey Graham is compromised is disgraceful and Graham deserves an apology.
Stop Trying To Make Reapportioning The Senate Happen. It’s Not Going To Happen
Derangement over the president fuels many of the more miasmic theories of government currently hovering in the left’s fever swamps. Such as making the Senate population-based.
No, Senate Apportionment Is Not White Supremacy
An Atlantic article arguing that giving each state two senators is racist badly misreads how and why Americans make voting choices.
Martha McSally is Arizona’s New Senator, But Will She Hold The Seat?
The big question about Martha McSally isn’t her qualifications, it’s her prior failure as a campaigner.
The Reform The Senate Needs Is The End Of Directly Electing Senators
In returning power to the states, Americans would be bringing government closer to the people, where it belongs.
Republicans Won Nearly Half Of Florida Hispanics In 2018, But Trouble Looms For 2020
In defiance of most polls and conventional wisdom inside the Beltway, the GOP saw an 18-point net gain among this constituency in the Sunshine State compared to 2016.
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.
Democrats Aren’t Losing Faith In Our Constitutional System. They Just Don’t Like It
Many Democrats see the Constitution as a way to achieve their partisan goals, not as a set of politically neutral and idealistic values.
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.
Republican Marsha Blackburn Wins Tennessee Senate Race, Beating Democrat Phil Bredesen
Rep. Marsha Blackburn, a conservative Republican congresswoman, was elected to the U.S. Senate on Tuesday night, defeating former Democratic Gov. Phil Bredesen in a hotly contested race in Tennessee.
In Beto’s Last Stand, He’s Betting It All On Left-Wing Progressives
For all the hype about turning Texas blue, Beto O’Rourke represents nothing so much as the deeply myopic state of the Texas Democratic Party.
Racist Gaffe Shows Indiana Sen. Joe Donnelly’s True Leftist Colors
Joe Donnelly clearly senses his liberal Washington values are out-of-step in the red state that President Trump carried 57 to 38 percent.
New Joe Donnelly Senate Ad Is A ‘Veep’ Rip-Off
Ultimately, ‘Axe’ is a testament to the quality of ‘Veep’s’ satire, which is rooted in so accurate an understanding of Washington that it mocked Joe Donnelly’s ad years before someone ever conceived of it.
In Indiana, U.S. Senate Candidates Compete To Out-Trump Each Other
Democratic Sen. Joe Donnelly and GOP challenger Mike Braun are both trying to use Trump’s abiding popularity in the Hoosier State to their advantage.
In Last Night’s Debate, Cruz Crushed O’Rourke, But Will Texas Voters See It That Way?
In the final Texas Senate debate, Beto O’Rourke came off as likable and charismatic. But his charm is no match for Ted Cruz’s obvious competence and experience.
The Only Remarkable Thing About Beto O’Rourke Is How Much The Media Loves Him
The way journalists have treated Senate nominee Beto O’Rourke is just another sign of their bias, advocacy, and wishful thinking.
Watch Democratic Senate Candidate Phil Bredesen’s Staff Say He Would Oppose Kavanaugh
In an undercover video, campaign staffers working for Democratic candidate Phil Bredesen said he would have voted against Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation, although Bredesen has told voters the opposite.
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