Republican Party Blog Posts
When a Senator’s Death Brings the Future Into Focus
Recommended Reading / July 13th, 2026 / by Dan Schnur

Lindsey Graham’s startling death over the weekend is a tragedy. But as Donald Trump’s presidency heads toward its finish line, it is also a reminder of the upcoming battle for the future of the Republ...
See moreLeft and Center Media Quiet on DOJ’s Reported Investigation of Top Left-Wing Activist
Bias / July 1st, 2026 / by Andy Gorel

The DOJ has reportedly opened an investigation into left-wing socialist financier Neville Roy Singham, according to Fox News. The report was immediately picked up by the right, but AllSides did not fi...
See moreWhen the Two Parties Soar to New Depths
Recommended Reading / May 26th, 2026 / by Dan Schnur

I switched my party registration to Independent just over 15 years ago. Since then, rarely a week has gone by when I was not asked by a resentful Republican or a disappointed Democrat why I was not a...
See moreSusie Wiles Undercuts Major GOP and Liberal Media Narratives in Vanity Fair Interviews
Bias / December 17th, 2025 / by Andy Gorel

Vanity Fair published a lengthy series of interviews with White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles that at times challenges prior mainstream media and GOP stances on many of the year’s biggest storyline...
See moreWhen Erika Kirk and Joe Rogan Start a New Party
Recommended Reading / September 29th, 2025 / by Dan Schnur

This is an opinion from the Center. Donald Trump is currently about 20% of the way through his current term in office, which seems like a bit early to discuss what the Republican Party will look like...
See moreShaping the Narrative: How Major Media Outlets Cover Politics
Facts & Data / September 17th, 2025 / by Emanuel Macuixtle

The Shaping the Narrative Project looks at the types of bias displayed and the amount of coverage on Politics to determine how political bias affected media coverage of US Politics.
See moreWhen Both Parties Are Overconfident
Recommended Reading / May 28th, 2025 / by Dan Schnur

When the House of Representatives finally passed its budget legislation in the pre-dawn hours last Thursday morning, it was hard to tell which party was more energized.
See moreThe Economic Double Standard: Tariffs vs. Minimum Wage
Opinion / May 5th, 2025 / by Emily Allen

When California increased its minimum wage for fast food workers in 2024, many conservatives were outraged. Yet, less than a year later, when Trump imposed astronomical tariffs that economists predict...
See moreInside AllSides: What’s Elon Musk’s Bias?
Recommended Reading / May 1st, 2025 / by AllSides Staff

We’ve recently rated Elon Musk as Lean Right as part of our new X Influencer Bias Chart, based on internal Editorial Reviews that averaged out to a Lean Right rating — but ratings from our individual...
See moreWhen Both Parties Are Losing
Recommended Reading / April 28th, 2025 / by Dan Schnur

Under any normal circumstances, a troika of polls timed for Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office would have been a cause for Democratic celebration.
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