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Jul 06 2022
News
Mark Levin Was Right: Networks Quickly Drop Gruesome Migrant Deaths
Mark Levin was right. The networks quickly dropped the gruesome deaths of 53 migrants, victims of human trafficking who suffocated in a stifling hot truck at the southern border. Levin predicted last Tuesday that the grisly discovery of the dead and dying in San Antonio, Texas would quickly be buried. And it was.
The radio host led off his Tuesday show with this prediction: “This will
NewsBusters
Feb 08 2021
News
Georgia Secretary of State’s office launches probe into Trump
The Georgia Secretary of State’s office opened an investigation on Monday into former U.S. President Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the state’s 2020 election results, an official in the office told Reuters.
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s office had faced calls to open a probe after Trump was recorded in a Jan. 2 phone call pressuring Raffensperger to overturn the state’s
Reuters
Dec 16 2021
Opinion
How to Stop Gerrymandering
Republicans in a number of states are engaged in artful redrawing of congressional-district boundaries for their own benefit. This has provoked cries of outrage from Democrats, who, as a matter of deep principle, would prefer that the boundaries be drawn to favor their candidates instead. Indeed, that is exactly what Democrats have done wherever they have had the power to do so. In my home
National Review (News)
Jun 10 2022
News
Biden approval sinks to 22% among young adults, 24% among Hispanics: poll
Approval of President Biden’s job performance slipped to just 33% in a poll released Wednesday by Quinnipiac University — as even key Democratic voting blocs such as young people and racial minorities give the president a big thumbs-down.
The survey, conducted June 3-6, found that 22% of Americans ages 18-34 approve of Biden’s performance — the lowest rating of any age group. Just 24%
New York Post (News)
Jun 22 2022
News
Janet Yellen Admits Things Are About To Get Worse
Treasury Sec. Janet Yellen said that she anticipates the “economy to slow” during a Sunday morning interview on “This Week.”
Host George Stephanopoulos cited a new Wall Street Journal report from Sunday that said economists expect the likelihood of a recession to be 44% within the next year.
“Is that what you expect as well?” Stephanopoulos asked.
“Well, I expect the
The Daily Caller
Jul 08 2022
News
GOP Senate hopefuls adopt a high-risk strategy for November
When Republican Sen. Pat Toomey was in a tight reelection fight in 2016, he made a direct appeal to undecided voters in Pennsylvania: Even Democrats thought highly of him.
“Ed Rendell called Pat Toomey a man of ‘uncommon decency,’” a narrator in one of his ads said of the state’s former Democratic governor. “Tim Kaine praised Pat Toomey’s seriousness, intellect and civility.”
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Politico
Jun 29 2022
News
Trump-backed Mary Miller defeats Rodney Davis in Illinois Republican primary race
Rep. Mary Miller defeated Rep. Rodney Davis in the Illinois GOP primary in the newly drawn 15th Congressional District.
The Associated Press called the race for Ms. Miller at 10:48 p.m. EDT.
With 75% of the vote reported, Ms. Miller held a 58% to 42% lead over Mr. Davis.
Mr. Davis, a conservative four-term congressman known for his willingness to work across the aisle,
Washington Times
Jun 29 2022
News
Five takeaways from races in Colorado, Illinois, New York and more
Tuesday’s primaries and runoffs saw the downfall of at least three House incumbents, as well as the limits of top Republicans and Democrats to sway the results of key primary races.
In Colorado, more moderate Republicans beat out candidates who cast themselves as staunch allies of former President Trump in a handful of statewide GOP primaries, though the former president still managed
The Hill
Aug 05 2022
News
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema Agrees To Vote For Inflation Reduction Act
Democrats reached a deal with Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) on Thursday, securing her commitment to vote for their climate and health care bill in exchange for making several changes to the legislation.
“We have agreed to remove the carried interest tax provision, protect advanced manufacturing, and boost our clean energy economy in the Senate’s budget reconciliation legislation.
HuffPost
Mar 03 2022
News
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey says he won't run for Senate
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has closed the door on mounting a U.S. Senate campaign, rebuffing pressure from some national Republicans to enter the race to challenge Democratic incumbent Senator Mark Kelly.
"These days, if you're going to run for public office, you have to really want the job," Ducey said in an email to donors explaining his decision. "Right now I have the job I want,
CBS News (Online)