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The press has settled on its Wisconsin storyline within hours. Democratic socialist Francesca Hong lost the Democratic primary for governor to Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, and therefore the far left has hit its ceiling, the insurgency narrative is dead, and the grown ups are back in charge. Everyone can relax. Read More.

The press has a theory about August. Senate Republicans, we are told, would love to spend the recess hammering Democrats and defending their majority, and the only thing standing in their way is Donald Trump, looming over the caucus like weather. The framing is that an intraparty squabble over the President's top priority is the inconvenience, and that leadership deserves credit for wanting to move past it. Read More.

Larry Ward, Chairman of the Constitutional Rights PAC, has a message for Senate Republicans heading home for the August recess: the base is watching, the base is counting, and the base is done being managed. Read More.

After the Supreme Court rejected his administration's broader assault on birthright citizenship, President Trump is taking a narrower but potentially more effective approach: he's attacking the problem from a different angle using presidential immigration authority. Read More.

Abdul El-Sayed scraped out a victory in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary that should terrify the party's leadership heading into November. Not because he won, but because of how narrowly he won—and what the demographic breakdown tells us about his viability against Republican Mike Rogers. Read More.

For weeks, the chattering class insisted that Tuesday's Democratic primaries would settle once and for all whether the party's progressive wing had seized control. Instead, the results revealed something far more damaging to Democratic unity: the party is hopelessly fractured, with no clear winner in any direction. Read More.

Voters are heading to the polls today in five states around the country, and the results will provide a stunning window into which faction controls the Democratic Party heading into the general election. What we will likely see is the answer that terrifies Democratic moderates: the woke left is winning. Read More.

Michigan is ground zero for a battle that will define the Democratic Party's future — and it should alarm anyone concerned about the direction of the left. In the span of a single election day, Michigan's Senate race and two critical House primaries will answer a fundamental question: Can radical progressives pull the entire party toward socialism, or will moderate Democrats mount a meaningful defense? Read More.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune's final week agenda before August recess exposes a startling truth: Republican leadership has deprioritized the very measures that should define this Congress—and refuses to fight for election security when it matters most. Read More.

Constitutional Rights PAC Chairman Larry Ward, appearing on Timcast, crystallized the central accountability question facing America. Read More.

Anthony Fauci has testified before Congress more than 250 times across nearly four decades. On Wednesday, for the first time, he refused to answer a single question. Read More.

Harrowing and horrifying are the only words to describe my reaction to the latest released National Institutes of Health (NIH) 2021 internal communications. They confirm what many early Covid vaccine-injured shared with me starting in January 2021 after the Covid vaccine rollout. Read More.

With the November midterms now inside 100 days, both parties in Washington are working the referees. Read the memos, the ad reservations and the talking points and the divide is unmistakable. Read More.

The people's House did something this week that ordinary Americans have been demanding for years, and it did it with a directness that Washington rarely manages. In a 232-198 vote, the House of Representatives passed legislation that would bar members of Congress and their immediate families from buying individual stocks while also requiring photo identification to vote in federal elections. Read More.

The media buries the stories of armed citizens stopping criminals. We uncover the truth about why the 2nd Amendment is your family's ultimate protection. Read More.