05.27.2026
By Manzanita Miller The latest New York Times/Siena College survey of potential Democrat voters and independent voters highlights the Democrat Party’s failures and illuminates a path for conservatives to attract disenfranchised soft Democrats. Hispanic and Black Democrats and men are growing particularly weary of the party’s failures on […]
05.26.2026
By Robert Romano Since 2006, the White House incumbent party has overperformed in Congressional midterms compared to presidential approval ratings, with a string of unpopular presidents being sunk by issues including the Iraq War, the Great Recession, Russiagate and post-Covid inflation, and yet their political parties appearing […]
05.22.2026
By Robert Romano The Congressional midterm elections of 2026 are just a few months away, and once they come and go, the 2028 presidential cycle to succeed President Donald Trump will begin almost immediately, with one of the biggest decision-makers being Vice President J.D. Vance. While Vance, […]
05.22.2026
By Manzanita Miller President Donald Trump made tackling crime, particularly in cities that had become unsafe for residents due to lax sentencing and harmful sanctuary policies, a cornerstone of his administration. Data compiling crime statistics is often delayed several months, which means the FBI’s preliminary findings on […]
05.20.2026
By Robert Romano “I think that we need an expanded playbook in a way that we invite all ideas that we have basically look that we say look this is a moment where there are no bad ideas. A no bad idea brainstorm is what I’d like […]
05.19.2026
By Manzanita Miller While Republicans are facing an uphill battle heading into the 2026 Congressional midterm cycle with the headwinds of the Iran war, and its costly impact on fuel prices driving inflation, there is a core issue that drastically shifts the needle in Republicans’ favor according […]
