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Democrats just voted t make you subsidize Data Centers
Nine days ago we argued in these pages that data centers had become the sleeper wedge of this election, that voters were connecting them to their electricity bills, and that Republicans needed an answer built on a simple principle: ratepayers should not subsidize the power consumption of trillion-dollar companies. Read More.
The Best GOP Pollster In America Just Flashed A Red Alert For Republicans
The Trafalgar Group released a run of Senate general election surveys over the past two weeks covering Texas, Iowa, Ohio, Alaska, New Hampshire and South Carolina. Read More.
Voting Already Started. Stop Planning For October.
Voting Already Started. Stop Planning For October. Read More.
The Texas Theology Fight Is A Trap. The Polling Proves It.
James Talarico gave conservatives more material this weekend, invoking Christ's miracles to argue for government-run healthcare. Conservative outlets seized on it, as they have seized on nearly everything he has said about religion since March. Read More.
Seventy-One Percent Want Washington To Act On AI. Conservatives Have Thirty-Nine Days To Offer Something Better.
CNN released a poll yesterday, conducted by SSRS, that ought to reorganize how conservatives think about the closing weeks of this campaign. Read More.
Two Battleground Republicans Just Broke With Trump On Iran. Apply The Test.
Yesterday we argued that the useful question is not whether Republican candidates are breaking with the President, but what they are breaking on and in which direction they are moving. Read More.
They Billed Medicaid For Dead Patients. Then $2 Million Went To Rwanda.
The case against Happy House Behavioral Health is back in a Maricopa County courtroom this week for case management, with trial currently set for January 2027. It is worth understanding, because the numbers are staggering and the victims are people almost nobody is talking about. Read More.
The Sleeper Issue Of The Midterms Is Your Electric Bill
Forty-two days out, and the fastest-moving issue in American politics is one almost nobody was talking about two years ago. Read More.
The Senate Was In Session For Twenty-Four Seconds Today
According to the Congressional Record, the United States Senate convened this morning at 9:00:01 a.m. and adjourned at 9:00:25 a.m. Read More.
Should Conservatives Agree That Federal Officers At The Polls Is Intimidation?
News media reported this morning on a new lawsuit arguing that the administration's repeated suggestions that federal officers could be present at polling sites amount to illegal voter intimidation. Read More.
We Promised To Report What The Senate Actually Did. Here It Is. Hint: Not Much
Two weeks ago we told readers that the Senate's September calendar contained nothing on election integrity, and we committed to reporting what happened either way. If leadership moved, we said we would say so plainly and give credit. Read More.
The Primaries Are Over. The Environment Is Bad. Neither Is A Reason To Sit Down.
The last primaries wrapped up Tuesday in Delaware, without much drama. That quiet moment matters more than it looks. Every state has now turned to November, and the numbers waiting for conservatives are not good. Read More.
The Supreme Court Just Blocked Trump's Mail Ballot Plan. We Warned It Would Backfire.
The Supreme Court ruled Monday night, 7 to 2, to leave in place a lower court injunction blocking the Postal Service's new mail ballot regulation. The rule will not apply to November's midterms. Read More.
Newsom Is Under Federal Criminal Investigation. The Real Scandal Is Who Pays For His Travel.
Federal prosecutors in the Eastern District of California issued subpoenas in early September seeking six years of records connected to the California State Protocol Foundation, a nonprofit that has paid for Governor Gavin Newsom's international travel.
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Four Days Out, The Calendar Has Not Changed. Neither Has The Map.
Two weeks ago we told readers that the Senate's September schedule contained nothing on election integrity, and we promised to report it if that changed. It has not changed. Read More.
