The Democrats’ heyday took place from 2006 through 2009. During those few years, the Party “worked hard to attune itself to the national mood,” offers Kimberley A. Strassel in the WSJ. Nancy Pelosi in 2006 proposed a modest agenda, with proposals like college tuition, clean energy, and stem-cell research. She recruited centrist candidates, and their victories […]

You know it’s bad for Democrats when even one of their biggest cheerleaders, Chuck Todd, is warning that they’re going to get a “shellacking” in November. The Blaze’s Chris Enloe reports: NBC News anchor Chuck Todd forecasted Wednesday that Democrats are headed for a “shellacking” in the upcoming 2022 midterm elections. Breaking down the latest NBC […]

Americans have been enduring inflation more punishing than anything they’ve seen in decades. At first, the Biden administration, the Fed, and their allies in the media pushed the story that inflation was “transitory,” and that they had it all under control. That has proven to be false, and now Americans’ attention is being directed toward […]

In the past few decades, the Democratic Party has become increasingly reliant on urban voters to build its coalition. That reliance has alienated the party from its formerly strong, working-class base in rural areas. It’s gotten so bad, that the party risks extinction in many rural areas of America. The AP reports: SMETHPORT, Pa. (AP) […]

Arizona Republicans are pushing electoral process legislation in the state’s senate that would renew the state’s reliance on hand-counted paper ballots and eschew electronic voting systems. Passing this legislation, Sen. Bill 1338, sponsored by Sen. Wendy Rogers, would be a powerful step in the protection of Arizonans’ voting rights. Brent Hamachek reports in Human Events: […]