Here’s why the Republicans need large majorities in both Houses of Congress.

Much to the consternation of many conservatives and Trump backers, Mitch McConnell was once again reelected as Senate Minority Leader with only 10 GOP Senators opposing him.

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…

Wednesday’s newsletter reviewed what newly revealed court documents show about the FBI’s undercover work in advance of the January 6 rally...

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…

Yesterday, 12 Republican Senators joined with all the Democrats to pass the “Respect for Marriage Act.” It got 62 votes, two more than needed to overcome a Republican filibuster.

Thanks to all the readers who offered comments on the viability of another Trump run for the presidency in response to our piece, “An erratic Trump needs to clear his head and assess his role.”

On Friday, we featured a reader letter on the future of the Republican Party as it relates to President Trump and the way he’s handling –- or not handling –- this post-election moment. She felt that it’s time for Trump to step back.

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.

Speaking of people who should be fired, President Biden announced that “everyone wants me to run for reelection.” Wow, another poll that's wildly incorrect!

If you’re looking for good news in Tuesday’s disappointing election results, there actually was quite a bit, and not just in Florida.

If you want to know which political party is focused on competent administration in 2022, just compare and contrast vote-counting in Florida with vote-counting in Arizona.

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.

Just as Tuesday night turned into Wednesday morning (at least in Central Time), FOX NEWS projected that John Fetterman had narrowly defeated Dr. Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania in a race Oz should have won...

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.

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%.

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.

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.

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

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

Show of hands --- how many of you are sick of hearing that if you question any election results (that led to a Democrat winning, at least), you’re “an existential threat to democracy”?

In short, if you really care about saving “our democracy”…