Democrats Lead Republicans in Pre-Midterm Congress Retirements
By Petr Svab At least 41 Congress members won’t seek reelection in the 2022 midterms, 24 of them Democrats. That’s a reversal from the previous midterms in 2018, when 55…
Nuns and Catholic hospitals head to court over HHS transgender mandate
By Kaelan Deese The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals is expected to hear arguments Wednesday over whether a Health and Human Services mandate can force religious-based hospitals to perform sex-reassignment…
Democrats Politicized House Discipline in 2021, GOPers May Look to 2023 to Even the Score
By Mark Tapscott America has never before seen a year like 2021 in the House of Representatives, and not only because of the Jan. 6 incident. Early in February, Republicans…
Hispanic Voters Now Evenly Split Between Parties, WSJ Poll Finds
By Charlie McCarthy The country’s large group of Hispanic voters appears to be split fairly evenly when it comes to supporting Republicans and Democrats, The Wall Street Journal reported. A…
Vulnerable, Moderate Dems Breaking With Biden More Frequently as Midterms Approach
By Joseph Lord As the 2022 midterms draw nearer, several Democrats are distancing themselves from President Joe Biden, whose popularity has dwindled since taking office. At the beginning of Biden’s…
NYC Business Group: ‘Hard to Imagine’ Mayor Can Mandate Vaccines When President Can’t
By Zachary Stieber A major business group on Monday cast doubt on New York City’s newly announced COVID-19 vaccine mandate for private workers, noting that a similar measure attempted by…
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NYT: Dems Struggle to Energize Base Amid Voter Frustrations
By Fran Beyer Democrats are raising alarms about sinking support among voters disappointed about President Joe Biden’s broken campaign promises. Despite passage of Biden’s $1 trillion infrastructure bill and House…
Biden-Harris dream team suddenly Dems’ worst nightmare after just 10 months
By Colin Reed If the question is being asked, the answer is almost assuredly “no.” That is a reference to an embattled officeholder facing inquiries about standing for reelection. Of…
Milwaukee district attorney shines spotlight on liberal prosecutors
BY KAELAN DEESE A self-described “progressive” district attorney at the center of the Waukesha Christmas parade massacre claims to be the inspiration for a wave of liberal prosecutors whose policies…
Liberals’ toxic racialism won’t even let them celebrate Michelle Wu
By Washington Examiner Even as Democrats were being destroyed in Virginia and other states, they at least had a cause to celebrate in Boston — or so they thought. A…
Beto O’Rourke says Texas gubernatorial campaign won’t be about Biden, slams president on immigration
By Stephen Sorace Beto O’Rourke, the former Democratic congressman and presidential candidate, said Sunday that his campaign for governor of Texas won’t be about President Biden before going on to…
Democrats are poised to play debt-ceiling chicken with Republicans again — and endanger the world financial system in the process
By bwinck@businessinsider.com (Ben Winck) Say something if you’ve heard this one before. The deadline to raise or suspend the debt ceiling is weeks away. Democrats say the responsibility to avoid…