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 →
Like many phenomena, it seemed to come suddenly and out of the blue: all of these far-leftist Israel-hating candidates, many but certainly not all of them Muslim, many but certainly not all of them immigrants or first-generation children of immigrants … Continue reading →
(1) The former chief financial head of the SPLC has been arrested as part of the fraud case against the organization. I doubt this will ultimately go anywhere, but you never know. (2) No third term for Trump, says Trump. … Continue reading →
The polling indicated Hong’s win was a foregone conclusion, and it would be by double digits. Large double digits. And yet she lost – by a small margin, but a loss. The Democrat establishment breathes a sigh of relief, and … Continue reading →
If you watch only one video on the DSA, I strongly suggest this one. It’s an interview with a former member from back when the organization was advocating more of a European-style welfare state. He watched it morph almost overnight … Continue reading →
I’ve previously written about the quandary faced by far-leftist DSA members/supporters in the general election. After winning the primary as radicals, how do they convincingly tack at least a bit towards the middle? Here’s how one candidate for the US … Continue reading →
Ann Althouse mentions that the following is the top-rated comment at this NY Times article: Third Way and some other centrist [Democrat] groups seem far more interested in defeating progressives than defeating MAGA and far more interested in telling Democratic … Continue reading →