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.
Sen. Tom Cotton: Fire CFPB Employee For Going Rogue Against Trump Nominee
‘The Constitution and the law must prevail against the supposed resistance.’
CNN’s Jim Acosta Read The Statue Of Liberty Poem, Had A Meltdown When Someone Suggested Immigrants Be Able To Read It, Too
Open immigration has become a rite on the Left, as American as anything in the Constitution. Jim Acosta’s ‘questions’ reflected this attitude.
Don’t Compare U.S. Immigration To Europe’s Migrant Crisis
To pretend we’re facing the same cultural crisis as Europe would be laughable if it weren’t so intellectually dishonest and irresponsible.
No, Tom Cotton, Mandatory Minimums Aren’t Preventing A Crime Wave
Congress’ misguided criminal justice priorities have allowed thousands of violent criminals to escape punishment, and denied justice to their victims.
Obama Speechwriter To Iraq Combat Vet: Working In Politics Is Dangerous, Too
In an effort to dispel the notion that he’s a quivering ninny, Obama’s speechwriter Jon Favreau danger-splains how working in politics is just like combat warfare.
Democrats: Palpatine Was Right to Dissolve the Senate
The Democrats are turning themselves into the political party that rationalizes ever-expanding, unilateral executive power.
Anatomy Of A Smear: The Media Vs. Republican Senators On Iran Letter
The media are very upset about GOP Senators’ open letter to Iran explaining U.S. law. That’s fine, but they don’t get to make up stories out of whole cloth.
Ted Kennedy Secretly Asked The Soviets To Intervene In The 1984 Elections
Progressives have accused GOP senators opposed to an Iran nuke deal of committing treason, but Ted Kennedy created the roadmap for treasonous meddling.
Tom Cotton Ousts Mark Pryor In Arkansas
Republican Tom Cotton, aged 37, will be the youngest person in the Senate. His win switches a Democratic seat.
The July Forecast For November’s U.S. Senate Elections
Mixed news with this edition, as Republicans have weakened in North Carolina, strengthened in Iowa’s open seat, and we introduce a new senate elections graphic.
A Splash Or A Wave? A First Look At The 2014 U.S. Senate Races
With a plethora of vulnerable red-state Democrats and Obamacare’s unpopularity refusing to wane, can Republicans finally pull off a Senate takeover?
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