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While debates are a vital part of the election process, the scales have always tipped in Democrats’ favor. Often, Republican candidates are not just debating their Democrat opponent, but they have to debate the moderator, too. In Michigan, Republican Mike Rogers is drawing a line in the sand and taking a stand against the partisan liberal media by refusing to debate Abdul El-Sayed because of the bias of moderator Roop Raj.

The American electorate is generally not a fan of socialism, according to a New York Times/Siena poll of over 1,500 likely voters taken last week. When voters were asked whether they have a positive view of the ideology, 51 percent were net unfavorable, with only 31 percent net favorable. Forty percent of those who dislike socialism said they have a “very unfavorable” view of it, whereas 10 percent of those surveyed said they have a “very favorable” perspective on it.

James Talarico wants to be the next U.S. Senator from Texas, but he and his values are diametrically opposed to everything that makes Texas great. From the gender mutilation of children to his racism against white people to his hatred of meat, oil, and Christians, Talarico really wants to represent California as its third Senator, and not the Lone Star State. And that’s evident in who is actually bankrolling his campaign.

This is a textbook case of soft bigotry of low expectations, but it’s not the first time we’ve seen this from Democrats. A few weeks ago, Wisconsin’s Democrat Gov. Tony Evers said we shouldn’t bother teaching certain demographic groups because “those kids that are struggling in those areas are never going to read anyway. He was referring to black students in MPS, who test at the bottom nationally in reading and math despite massive spending in the district.

Skip to content National Headline American rapper Macklemore was recently booted from Ed Sheeran’s tour after he gave a speech about “free Palestine” and wore a prosthetic nose to mock Jews. It was a despicable display of antisemitism. Fans and others demanded that Macklemore be dropped from the tour. But there’s a place where the antisemitic rapper is welcome, and it won’t surprise you to learn that’s Dearborn.

A primary difference between Democrats and Republicans is one party’s willingness to firehose money at poverty. More often than not, Democrats bemoan cuts to virtually any program and celebrate every increase in funding without asking the only question that really matters: Did that money ever reach the people who needed it? More often than not, the answer appears to be no, or at least nowhere close to the amount taxpayers are spending.

What if the development of artificial intelligence, and its integration into the economy, could become another answer to mass migration? That was the argument Christopher Rufo, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, made yesterday. The basic logic is straightforward: Mass migration is largely driven by economic incentives, because the United States is wealthier than migrants’ home countries. Once they arrive, many migrants depend on low-skilled work to make ends meet.

President Donald Trump blasted the Supreme Court’s decision on United States Postal Service regulations for mail-in ballots this election cycle.

The Democrats are the party of criminals. There’s no other way to slice it. In Virginia, Gov. Abigail Spanberger appointed an all-new parole board this year, and that means violent, dangerous criminals in her state are ten times more likely to get parole now. This has serious consequences for innocent citizens in Virginia and does damage to victims and their families. New: Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger appointed an all new parole board this year.

But the reason people like Sweeney has less to do with her beauty and more to do with her attitude, specifically towards her haters. When some harpy female journalist tried to get Sweeney to apologize for her jeans ad, the look Sweeney gave her could have curdled fresh milk. The latest controversy involves Sweeney making bank doing provocative ads for Novig, a sports betting prediction site.