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Morning Edition: Not enough votes

November 28, 2022
Democrat Sen. Chris Murphy admitted that despite President Biden’s hyperbolic campaign for an “assault weapons” ban, there aren’t enough votes for it in the Senate to overcome a Republican filibuster.
Essays

Thanksgiving: A Time for Family

November 24, 2022
Thanksgiving is not only a time when we give thanks for our many blessings as Americans, it’s also a time when we gather together as families and get reacquainted with relatives we don’t see any other time of year.
Essays

Happy Thanksgiving

November 24, 2022
Happy Thanksgiving, America! This is a uniquely American holiday that dates back to the earliest American settlements.
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Morning Edition: Bill Barr attacks Trump again

November 23, 2022
Though he says (to his credit) that he could never vote for a so-called progressive Democrat because of the damage such a person might do to the country, he is very much against Trump being the Republican nominee.
Politics

Bill Barr attacks Trump again

November 23, 2022
Former Trump attorney general Bill Barr appears to be working overtime to damage Trump ahead –- far ahead –- of the 2024 GOP nomination for President.
Evening Edition

Evening Edition: A tough winter

November 22, 2022
I worry that this week’s most-expensive-ever Thanksgiving dinners (up 20% from last year, and that’s if you serve the Weight Watchers-size portions used to calculate the cost) will be only the beginning of a very tough winter for many Americans.
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Morning Edition: "Set-backs" are coming

November 22, 2022
Well, add this: after hearing for months about how great the Biden economy is, the President now warns of “set-backs” coming in the economy (these will likely be blamed on the GOP House that hasn’t even taken office yet.)
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Morning Edition: Real investigations

November 18, 2022
Yesterday, House Republicans announced that there will now be real investigations of real crimes and scandals, like why the Afghanistan withdrawal was so tragically botched, what were the actual origins of the COVID-19 virus, and...
Deep State

"Never mind" on Mar-A-Lago; even more black marks for the FBI

November 18, 2022
After the FBI swooped in on Mar-A-Lago, the home of a former President, on August 8, 2022, in a “land, sea and air” early-morning invasion with helicopters and up to 30 armed agents, we Americans sat glued to our TVs listening to reporters recount the events of the day...
Politics

Na-na-na-na...hey, hey, hey...GOODBYE!

November 18, 2022
It’s quite telling about what politician’s promises are worth that Nancy Pelosi ran for Speaker last time around on a solemn pledge that it would be her final term as the Democrats’ House leader…
Coronavirus

Must-Read on COVID

November 17, 2022
A woman whose mother had her necessary cancer treatments delayed by COVID lockdowns (she is now terminal) makes a personal case for why we should ignore calls for a “pandemic amnesty” to forgive authorities who were wrong about COVID and just forget about it.
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Morning Edition - Finally

November 17, 2022
Well, it took them a week and a day, but liberal media outlets finally forced themselves to admit on Wednesday that the Republicans have, indeed, won control of the House.
Evening Edition

Evening Edition: More Afghanistan fallout

November 16, 2022
President Biden’s tragically botched pullout from Afghanistan just keeps setting new benchmarks for failure. The latest is that our new "allies we can work with," the Taliban, are reinstituting hardline Sharia law as the country’s official legal code.
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Morning Edition: News floodgates open

November 16, 2022
After a week of sitting around waiting for news, the floodgates opened on Tuesday. Someday in the future, historians may look back at November 15, 2022, as a key turning point that greatly impacted America’s future
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At least one race I got right

November 14, 2022
My daughter Sarah won in a landslide to become the first ever woman to be Governor of Arkansas and mark the first time ever when a father/daughter both served a state as governor.
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Saturday Edition: Election Updates

November 12, 2022
In Saturday morning’s seemingly endless vote count, Republicans now have 211 House seats and Democrats have 199. (Fox News projects that the Dems have 201, but I think they’re sometimes jumped the gun a little, so I’m going with Politico.)
Evening Edition

Evening Edition: A tragic loss

November 11, 2022
It was heartbreaking to see how many voters have fallen for the fuzzy euphemisms Democrats use to hide the reality of what abortion really is. In Tuesday’s elections, the sanctity of life took a tragic loss in several states.
News

October inflation numbers

November 11, 2022
Thursday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released the October inflation numbers, the latest results of those policies Biden refuses to change. Inflation continued rising, up 0.4% from September, and 7.7% from a year before.
Newsletter

Morning Edition: Veterans Day

November 11, 2022
Today is Veterans Day, and with so much going on in the news, it would be tragic for it to be overshadowed or overlooked. Today is about something far more important than politics.
Politics

Postmortems

November 11, 2022
As all the postmortems of the midterm elections roll in, one narrative that’s rising to the top is that many Republicans who were Trump supporters are now starting to see DeSantis as the Party’s future and Trump as an anchor.
Politics

Dershowitz accuser drops allegations against him

November 10, 2022
At the onset of the “MeToo” movement, leftists like Hawaii Sen. Mazie Hirono threw due process rights out the window and declared that if a woman accuses a man of sexual misconduct, even if he believes himself innocent, he should just shut up and not defend himself.
Politics

Who blunted the red wave?

November 10, 2022
Robert Spencer at PJ Media reports that CNN exit polls show there would have been a red wave, but it was blunted by a turnout of voters aged 18-29 who voted for Democrats by 64%.
Politics

DeSantis' Election Day stand-off with the DOJ: how that went

November 10, 2022
Yesterday we reported that Biden’s ‘Justice’ Department had announced it was sending officials from their Civil Rights Division to 64 jurisdictions around the country to “monitor for compliance with federal voting rights laws” on Election Day.
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Morning Edition: Day 3 of counting

November 10, 2022
Welcome to day three and counting of Tuesday's midterm elections. America not only has a banana republic-style politicized justice department, now we have a Third World ballot counting operation, too.
Politics

Evening Edition: Postmortems

November 10, 2022
As all the postmortems of the midterm elections roll in, one narrative that’s rising to the top is that many Republicans who were Trump supporters are now starting to see DeSantis as the Party’s future and Trump as an anchor.
Politics

Two Americas

November 10, 2022
As of this writing, early on Wednesday morning, control of the House and Senate remain undetermined, although the GOP is still favored to take the House by a much smaller margin than I hoped.
Politics

Losers

November 9, 2022
I was very sorry to see that Rep. Mayra Flores lost the seat she had held only since winning a special election in June.
Politics

Never forget

November 9, 2022
Today marks the 84th anniversary of Kristallnacht, or “The Night of Broken Glass,” the Nazi pogram against Jews.
Newsletter

Election Day Special Edition

November 8, 2022
Today is the day that many of us have been anxiously awaiting for nearly two years, and praying for it to hurry up and arrive. It’s Election Day.
Politics

My predictions for tonight:

November 8, 2022
I’m not going to predict any specific races because I want every Republican to vote as if their ballot is the one that determines the outcome. Maybe it will be!
Politics

How I decide to vote

November 7, 2022
Above all, I will not support or vote for a candidate who believes that it’s okay to kill an unborn baby for any reason, at any time.
Big Tech

Elon Musk/Twitter updates

November 4, 2022
As interesting as Elon Musk’s buyout of Twitter is, I don’t want to spend too much time writing about it because I can’t help feeling that most people just don’t care that much.
Supreme Court

The experts on SCOTUS and affirmative action quotas

November 3, 2022
Lucky for us, two of our favorite legal analysts have expounded on the two cases that went before the Supreme Court on Monday, examining the principle of affirmative action as applied in 2022 –- that is to say, at the expense of high-achieving Asian students.
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