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Could the Republicans gain Seven to Nine Senate Seats?

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On his radio show, Rush Limbaugh explained on Wednesday the analysis of Tom Bevan, head of Real Clear Politics. Despite all the talk of a “Blue Wave,” things aren’t looking terrible for the GOP. Bevan’s analysis suggests it won’t be the thrashing the media has insinuated. Rush said: So Tom Bevan, co-founder of this place […]

Soros Funded Candidate Threatens to take Georgia Governor’s Mansion

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Stacey Abrams, the Democrats’ nominee for governor in Georgia has been a George Soros funded stooge for some time. Now, she’s running only a point or two behind her Republican opponent, Brian Kemp. Georgians must defeat Abrams, and prevent her from enacting a progressive agenda in the Peach State. David Catron details Abrams’ history with […]

Rick Scott Knows Jobs, Not Government, Create Opportunity

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Ledyard King, writing in USA Today explains Florida Governor Rick Scott’s life of hard work. Scott has seen both sides of the jobs/government programs coin, and he knows that hard work improved his life more than any government program ever could. The son of a J.C. Penney store clerk and a truck-driving stepfather, Florida Gov. […]

Will Republicans Avoid the Traditional Midterm Drubbing?

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In a new survey, reports the WSJ, participants say Republicans “would do a better job” with the economy than Democrats. By a 15-point margin. “This appears to be the largest Republican advantage recorded by this survey, which has been asking the question since at least 1991.” This doesn’t mean that voters particularly like the nation’s […]

The “Blue Wave” Likely a Splash, Not a Tsunami

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With their handling of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination and the bizarre antics of their extreme supporters, Democrats have “managed to shoot themselves in the foot,” writes John Fund in NRO. John points to Charlie Cook, veteran political handicapper, who asks whether “those who led the out-of-control demonstrations on Capitol Hill against the Kavanaugh nomination have any […]

Rick Scott’s Florida Created the Most Jobs at the Fastest Rate in the Last Year

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Over the last year from September 2018 to September 2017, Florida created more jobs than any other state, with over 407 thousand created. And, Florida’s employment grew at the fastest rate, 4.8% year-over-year. Richard Baris, writing at The People’s Pundit Daily, calls Scott’s successful management of the Florida economy “the most underreported state economic revival […]

Democrats Imploding on the Stretch Run

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What was at one point thought to be an impending Blue Wave that would strike down any vulnerable GOP candidates who got in its path, has turned out to look as though it will be more of a ripple. As Reuters reports, Democrats’ road to control of the Senate has become difficult, and a primary […]

Richard C. Young: Florida Needs Rick Scott’s Energy

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As a near three-decade Florida resident, I can tell you that Senator Bill Nelson is a tired old war horse. In fact, Nelson epitomizes the words “career politician.” Nelson must be swept away. I know Governor Rick Scott from his standing-room-only visits to Cato Institute events in south Florida, especially my all-time favorite Cato masterpiece […]

Beto Misjudges the Moment, and the People of Texas

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At Real Clear Politics, William Murchison suggests that Robert “Beto” O’Rourke has misjudged his moment, and the people of Texas. They simply aren’t interested in a liberal Democrat who supported the unproven allegations against Judge Kavanaugh. Murchison writes: There are tides in the affairs of men, we are reliably assured, which, taken at the flood, […]