Ted Cruz Is Right: The United States Should Axe Iran’s Oil Waivers
Cruz’s emphasis on eliminating Iranian oil waivers highlights a contentious debate brewing over how much pressure to apply on Iran’s repressive regime.
In Contrast With Democrats, Cruz To Offer Resolution Explicitly Condemning Anti-Semitism
Cruz’s resolution directly addresses the anti-Semitism that Democratic leadership in the House could not explicitly condemn, likely due to fear of upsetting their increasingly anti-Semitic wing.
Why A Federal School Choice Program May Be The Dumbest Way For Trump To Promote School Choice
Any Republican who proposes expanding rather than ending the federal government’s power over education is whistling past the graveyard federalization has made of American education.
Federalizing School Choice Could Be Trump’s Common Core
The Trump administration now wants to take a successful conservative idea—school choice—and make it susceptible to getting strangled in federal red tape.
There’s No Way Beto O’Rourke Can Duplicate Obama’s Success
Texas’s Beto O’Rourke so desperately wants to be the Democrats’ ‘hope and change’ blank-slate candidate. Here’s why that won’t work in 2020.
How The New NAFTA Trade Deal Lets Big Tech Squelch Conservative Speech
Big Tech lobbyists orchestrated the quiet insertion of a seemingly innocuous provision into the deal that will allow them to silence conservative voices.
In Midterms, Celebrity Endorsements Hurt The Candidates They Were Trying To Help
Voters in Texas, Tennessee, and Georgia chose the un-flashy Republicans over the celebrity-backed Democratic candidates in the 2018 midterms.
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.
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.
Beto O’Rourke Loses To Ted Cruz In Texas Senate Race
O’Rourke’s loss should put to rest the notion that a left-wing progressive can win in deep-red Texas without compromising on key issues.
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.
Trump’s Rally For Ted Cruz In Houston Was A Preview Of 2020
Before one of the largest midterm election crowds in recent memory, Trump outlined the grand theme of his reelection: culture war.
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.
Beto O’Rourke Is A Perfect Picture Of Democrats’ Misalignment With Voters
The Democratic Party and the overwhelming majority of reporters and pundits in Big Media reflect the interests of progressive activists at the expense of their coalitions, both nationally and locally.
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.
The Left Doesn’t Just Want To Take Your Guns, But Also Your Ammo
D.C. and New York impose high costs to own arms and ammunition, California requires technology that is expensive at best and nonexistent at worst, and ammunition taxes nakedly drive up costs.
Hey CNN: Organized Groups Screaming At You In Public Is The Definition Of A Mob
‘Stop, stop. A mob is what we saw in Charlottesville, Virginia two Augusts ago. A mob is not what we saw chasing’ Sen. Ted Cruz, said CNN’s Brooke Baldwin.
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?
Beto O’Rourke Is The Texas Sequel To Georgia Failure Jon Ossoff
Despite myriad fawning media profiles, Texas Senate candidate Beto O’Rourke is yet another member of the progressive herd with no new ideas, no personality, and minimal experience.
Invading Restaurants To Harass Political Opponents Is Illegal And Harms Innocent Bystanders
Whether they are fast food or fine dining, restaurants are not public venues in which all people are welcome. They are private businesses that specialize in hospitality.
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