Now, let’s get into last night’s debates, because there were several that made news, even if only one was the political equivalent of the Hindenburg disaster. That was the Pennsylvania Senate debate between Democrat John Fetterman and Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz.

After trailing John Fetterman in the polls for weeks in the Pennsylvania Senate race, Dr. Mehmet Oz has pulled ahead by four points in one new poll, 49.1%-44.6%, with independents largely breaking for Oz.

Cathy Miller, owner of a bakery in Bakersfield, California, finally prevailed in a nuisance lawsuit that attempted to force her to violate her religious beliefs. Back in 2017, she was asked to create a lesbian wedding cake.

Monday night, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and challenger Charlie Crist had their first and only debate, and it was such a beatdown by DeSantis that if it had been a boxing match the referee would’ve stopped it in the second round.

“This administration has already ruined so much; what more could they possibly blow up?” Well, there’s just no telling.

A growing number of Republican lawmakers are beginning to echo the warnings of Rep. Ronny Jackson, the former White House doctor, that President Biden is exhibiting alarming signs of mental decline.

Earlier this week, Stacey Abrams said something so horrific, I almost hated to comment on it.

Some Republicans are concerned that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi keeps saying that the Democrats are “in great shape” to keep their Congressional majorities.

Former Trump advisor Steven Bannon was sentenced to four months in prison and a $6500 fine for contempt of Congress for his refusal to testify before the House January 6th Kangaroo Kommittee.

Midterm elections are just two weeks and a day away, and with most polls breaking toward Republicans, the Democrats are trying a last-ditch Hail Mary tactic: actually talking about something that voters care about. It’s a crazy idea, but it just might work!

Liz Cheney’s infamous congressional career will mercifully be put out of its misery in a few months, and it won’t be a moment too soon.

Get un-woke, stop going broke.

The story I’ve been dreading ever since the Biden Administration started demanding that biological males compete with girls in sports has happened in Cherokee County, North Carolina.

Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake has had enough of her opponent and the media calling her an “election denier.” She took them apart with a blistering response based on one of their own precious “Rules for Radicals”:

It’s always a tough call, but Rep. Eric Swalwell might actually take the prize for the midterm elections’ slimiest and most dishonest campaign ad.

Midterm Election Day is just 19 days away, early voting is already underway in many states, and a new Morning Consult poll finds that a staggering 93% of Americans are concerned about inflation and the economy.

The wheels of justice turn slow, but they may finally be running over Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

Much of what we see going on at the FBI is no longer a mystery. It’s more of a tragedy. We know what they’re up to, and it smells of dirty politics.

Ohio Senate candidates Tim Ryan and J.D. Vance had another debate last night. To try to recover from the shellacking he got last time, Ryan went on the offensive.

So much FBI whistleblowing is going on all of a sudden –- particularly concerning the Biden Family Business and the efforts to cover it up –- that we might be risking permanent tinnitus.

Despite their phony bravado, it’s becoming clear that top Democrats know that for them, the upcoming elections will make Custer’s Last Stand look like a custard stand.

First, John Fetterman’s wife demanded “consequences” for an MSNBC reporter for truthfully stating that her husband had to read the questions off a laptop to understand them.

I always urge Republicans not to put too much stock in polls, and just keep working as if we’re down 10 points and have to make it up somehow.

Here's an update on last week’s story by the Wall Street Journal that President Biden pressured the Saudis to get OPEC+ to delay cutting oil production until next month's elections...