Democrat Senator Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire isn’t running for re-election this year. The Republican and the Democrat nominees in the fight to take her place were decided yesterday in New Hampshire’s rather tardy primary. They are ex-senator John Sununu … Continue reading →
It was predicted, and it has come to pass: Exit polls in the Saxony-Anhalt state election saw Alternative for Germany — an “extremist” party backed by Elon Musk — secure 44.5% of the vote for its candidates, with Merz’s CDU … Continue reading →
A feature, not a bug: First Assistant United States Attorney Bill Essayli said that the arrest of the Honduran national in California for allegedly unlawfully registering to vote shows the state’s vulnerability. Essayli told Bill Melugin on Fox News: “This … Continue reading →
And for anyone who has paid attention to him, that should not be a surprise. Nor am I exaggerating; take a look: Tucker Carlson has unexpectedly praised Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, calling his platform “literally Trumpian” and saying … Continue reading →
The analogy isn’t perfect. But I think it’s a good one: Vance’s strength is his wit, intellect, and gift for political framing. He’s a verbal sharpshooter who decimated Tim Walz in their vice-presidential debate, and Jewish Republicans surely applauded his … Continue reading →
Here’s the decision: In a 6-3 ruling, the high court granted a request for emergency relief sought by the Trump administration late last month in a case involving 23 Democratic-led states. The Justice Department had asked the Supreme Court to … Continue reading →
Lindsey Graham’s sister Darlene won the South Carolina GOP primary and will be the nominee for Senate in that state. South Carolina is a red state, but she is an unknown quantity. Trump endorsed her – I’m not sure why; … Continue reading →
His mother worked for a designated terrorist group. And then there’s this from his sister: Radicalism runs in the family. Professor Eman Abdelhadi teaches at the University of Chicago. On the morning of the October 7 attacks, she celebrated online … Continue reading →
Aisha Wahab will be replacing Swalwell until the November election, due to the results of a special election to determine the disgraced Swalwell’s successor. As you can probably tell from the name, Wahab is the US-born child of Muslim immigrants … Continue reading →
We’ve got another DSA member winning a Democrat primary, this time in Florida for the US Senate. The outcome was considered an upset: Progressive state Rep. Angie Nixon scored a major upset over former National Security Council aide Alex Vindman … Continue reading →
From commenter “Selfy”: Talk Radio host Vince Coglianese said today that “non-DSA Democrats” support the same things that “Democratic Socialists” do, but they just won’t admit it. Note the word “support.” I don’t know what most non-DSA Democrats believe. But … Continue reading →
I’ve often thought that one of the defining characteristics of many Democrats these days, particularly since 2008, is that they often hide their true intentions in order to get elected. I don’t just mean simple things such as keeping their … Continue reading →