Will Biden and Harris lead Democrats to torch the filibuster?
by Haisten Willis Democrats will need to curtail the Senate filibuster if they aim to pass voting legislation and other priorities next, and the party’s top leaders are encouraging them…
The party of ‘Karens’: The new Democratic Party alienates non-white voters
By Kristin Tate, opinion contributor; After Barack Obama’s 2008 White House victory, Democrats believed they had created an unbreakable “coalition of the ascendant” voters, driven by increasing participation of minority…
Sen. Cramer: Schumer’s Decisions Motivated by Fear of AOC Challenge
By Sandy Fitzgerald There is no question that Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is basing the votes that he calls — including on the Build Back Better Act — on…
No President Lost Public’s Confidence Faster Than Biden
By Sandy Fitzgerald President Joe Biden has lost the confidence of the public because he’s not the moderate voters believed him to be when choosing him for the nomination, Stephen…
Democrats’ Dismal Outlook for 2022 Midterm Elections Continues to Worsen
By Mark Tapscott When New Jersey Democratic Rep. Albio Sires announced that he wouldn’t seek reelection, he became the 23rd sitting Democrat in the House of Representatives to opt out…
Democrats resisting anti-voter fraud probes, reforms nationwide
By Aaron Kliegman Elected officials and like-minded activists across the country are refusing to cooperate with ongoing efforts to thwart voter fraud and promote the integrity of future elections, lambasting…
Saturday’s Election in Deep Blue Houston Blasts Another Hole in the Democrats’ 2022 Boat
By Stephen Frank & By Bonchie The Virginia experience is continuing. Now the highly Democrat/radical city of Houston is finding the teaching racism and bigotry in the schools is not…
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…