Anti-Semitism Is Real, But The Sudden Concern Over It Is Fake News
The United Nations has never been an advocate for Israel. That means its lecture to the U.S. on anti-Semitism is more than a little hypocritical.
Watch A Congresswoman Dab During A Televised Senate Debate
This is as wonderfully painful to watch as you think it is.
Mary Katharine Ham: ‘Welcome to Your World’ On Judicial Obstruction, Obama
Federalist senior writer Mary Katharine ham joined CNN this week in the wake of President Obama’s announcement of his pick for the Supreme Court.
Watch Harry Reid Say Republicans Should Follow SCOTUS Biden Rule
Harry Reid said he wishes Republicans would stick to the ‘Biden rule’ for President Obama’s Supreme Court nomination–meaning no confirmation hearings.
Ben Sasse To Fellow Senators: ‘The People Despise Us All’
In his first ever speech on the Senate floor, freshman Sen. Ben Sasse pushed his colleagues to do their jobs.
Ted Cruz For Senate, Not President
Conservatives need Ted Cruz in the Senate to restore its power against a tyrannical presidency. Instead, he’s chosen to abandon it.
Dixie To Democrats: It’s You, Not Us
Sen. Mary Landrieu’s loss just cements a long-running trend of Southerners increasingly refusing to vote for Democrats who dislike them.
Polling Postmortem: The Best And Worst Senate Polls Of 2014
What were the best and worst individual polls of the 2014 Senate races? Let’s take a look at the numbers.
Jonathan Gruber’s Deception Began Long Before Obamacare Passed
The Obama administration paid economist Jonathan Gruber $400,000 to testify for the Affordable Care Act, and appears to have deeply influenced what he said.
How To Reach The Wal-Mart Mom Voter
These uninformed, undecided voters will vote based on emotion. So give the Wal-Mart mom something to be hopeful about.
RNC Chairman: 2014 Effort “Light Years Ahead” Of Past Campaigns
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus says his party’s 2014 prospects are fueled by a much-improved technological arm.
U.S. Senate Forecast Update: A Republican Wave A Mile Wide, But An Inch Deep?
Republicans now look likely to gain eight Senate seats in November, but their leads are slimming.
How Republicans Like Thom Tillis Should Handle Education Attacks
Instead of running as a more moderate Progressive, North Carolina Senate challenger Thom Tillis should turn the tables on Sen. Kay Hagan, pronto.
Sen. Kay Hagan’s Lead In North Carolina Narrows
The polls have tightened in North Carolina’s Senate race, and Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan is pivoting to education.
How Colorado’s Cory Gardner Turned The ‘War On Women’ Against Democrats
Republican contender Cory Gardner looks likely to send Colorado Sen. ‘Mark Uterus’ back home from Washington DC.
A U.S. Senate Race Refresher: GOP Still Has Edge, But Can It Hold?
With five weeks to go until the elections, here’s a rundown on how the Senate races look.
How Republicans Can Address The War on Women
North Carolina Sen. Kay Hagan is beating up challenger Thom Tillis, despite her rotten record. Here’s what the women giving her an edge are thinking.
What Would Constitute A Red Wave In 2014?
People are debating would constitute a Republican wave in the current election cycle. Here are some thoughts based on previous elections.
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