We all know that Democrats and the left love to operate on the premise of “never let a good crisis go to waste.” But now, as the midterm elections are looming before them, they are working off of another cliche: make hay while the sun shines. Translation: silence your opponents before they hand you a … Read more
Fox News host Tucker Carlson continues to dominate in the ratings, but perhaps surprisingly, the conservative host is drawing the most young viewers in all of cable news. Despite the best efforts of Democrats and the liberal media to slow the tide, Carlson’s primetime show is leading the way in drawing viewers in the key … Read more
Pennsylvania’s closely-watched Senate race is proving to be a nail biter right up to the end. Currently, CNN reports that the race is still too close to call between former hedge fund manager David McCormick and Trump-endorsed celebrity heart doctor Mehmet Oz. As vote counting continues Wednesday morning, the margin between McCormick and Oz was … Read more
By Dr. Derek Ellerman It is exceedingly rare in modern times the short-lived Trump era aside) for conservatives, libertarians, and others who are opposed to an centralized and tyrannical government to score victories. Today is one of those days. It might well be short-lived, but it is important to celebrate when you can. CNN reports … Read more
The New Yorker‘s Isaac Chotiner interviews noted Harvard law professor Laurence Tribe for the latest issue. The brief-yet-broad interview covers a range of topics, and includes some of the “gotcha” questions for which Chotiner is known. In the interview, Professor Tribe describes how he embraced the Supreme Court’s ideological direction during the Warren and Burger … Read more
The list of innocuous things that are now racist has grown by one – I’m afraid to inform you that our betters have decided homeschooling is racist. So says the latest missive from MSNBC. The far-left outlet tweeted an op-ed written by Anthea Butler that warns homeschooling is merely a conduit to “dismantle the public … Read more
When the Senate earlier this week voted to advance a $40 billion package to support Ukraine, only 11 Republicans put struggling Americans first by voting against the foreign aid boondoggle. The final tally was 81-11 and represents the first of potentially three procedural votes paving the way for the final Senate passage of the funding. … Read more
The question came before the Court in Bd. of Ed. v. Pic, and four Justices (led by Justice Brennan) took the view that “local school boards may not remove books from school library shelves simply because they dislike the ideas contained in those books.” Four other Justices (led by Chief Justice Burger) expressly rejected this … Read more
If you ask, Americans tell you that health care costs too much. That opens a door, or so many politicians think, to dramatic “reforms” that would transform the provision of medicine in this country by putting the government in complete control. The catch, though, is that Americans want top-notch care, and for as close to … Read more
The two clear winners of Tuesday’s contested primaries in Pennsylvania have something in common. They are from the traditional power structures, embraced by voters who are fed structures and with the establishment’re even useless outside—perhaps impotent—partys. But not every race has a clear winner, including the most highly anticipated race in the state. As Tuesday … Read more