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Democrats’ Worst Trump Nightmare

Democrats have much more to worry about than losing the House, and possibly the Senate: the possibility of a re-elected President Trump with a compliant, veto-proof Senate majority in January 2025.

SCOTUS Rejects Attempt by Blue States to Get Tax Cuts for the Rich

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected an attempt by Democratic-led states to get a massive tax cut for the rich.

BLM PAC Burned Through Almost All Its Cash Reserves in the First Quarter

Black Lives Matter PAC siphoned away almost all of its cash reserves during the first three months of 2022, with the largest chunk of funds going to a firm owned by a BLM board member.

Dem Rep. Ilhan Omar Asked ‘Why Do You Hate Christians?’ After Tweeting Video Of Easter Plane Singers

Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar faces a torrent of backlash after she tweeted a video of Christians on a plane celebrating Easter by singing, with...

Proxy Voting Likely Finished if Republicans Win Midterm Elections

A Democratic House member, Rep. Kai Kahele of Hawaii, is helping Republicans make their case against proxy voting.

Biden’s Immigration Damage: WSJ Opinion

Is President Biden a closet immigration restrictionist?

Kansas Gov. Shoots Down Bill Banning Trans Athletes

Democratic Kansas Governor Laura Kelly vetoed two Republican state congressional bills Friday: one that proposed a ban on transgender athletes in girls’ sports and another that would allow parents to challenge Kansas public education curriculum.

Alabama Rep. Mo Brooks Says Committee Chairmanships Are ‘Literally’ Bought

Seats on Congress’ most powerful committees are literally offered for sale to special interest groups, said Representative Mo Brooks.

Durham Says CIA Found Data Alleging Trump-Russia Connection Not ‘Technically Plausible,’ Was ‘User Created’

Durham says he will seek immunity for a Fusion GPS employee during the trial of Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann.

Virginia Governor’s Ban on Teaching ‘Divisive Concepts’ Sparks Battle Over Race-Based U.S. History

Virginia’s ban on teaching “inherently divisive concepts” about race in K-12 public schools is stirring debate about whether Black history can still be taught or a newly unified history for all Americans will dominate classrooms.

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