04.29.2026

Are Mainstream Surveys Underestimating Conservatives? New Survey Of Likely Voters Shows 50-50 Dead Heat In November

By Manzanita Miller With the midterm election just over six months away, the race for congressional control is tightening. While there is no shortage of surveys that show Democrats ahead of Republicans by as much as five percentage points, a new Harvard CAPS-HarrisX survey that isolates likely […]

04.29.2026

Cartoon: Fertile Ground

04.28.2026

White House Correspondents Dinner Shooter Might Have Been Radicalized By Jeffrey Epstein Conspiracy Theories

By Robert Romano The White House Correspondents Dinner shooter and would-be assassin Colin Allen’s manifesto has been published and it appears he was in part radicalized by the Congressionally-mandated release of the Jeffrey Epstein files under H.R. 4405 , where he at one point falsely accused President Donald Trump of being a “pedophile”. Only a couple years ago, […]

04.27.2026

President Trump Is Right About The Ballroom, But Congress Should Just Authorize It In The Reconciliation Bill

By Robert Romano Turns out President Donald Trump was right. Presidents really do need a White House ballroom to host events such as the White House Correspondents Association Dinner that turned into near-tragedy with the assassination attempt on President Trump by would-be assassin Cole Allen on April 25. Following […]

04.27.2026

Cartoon: Manufacturing Racism

04.24.2026

Republicans Haven’t Lost Significant Ground In The Generic Congressional Ballot Due To Iran War — Yet 

By Manzanita Miller   While the war with Iran has taken a toll on President Donald Trump’s approval rating, Republicans have not yet suffered in the generic congressional ballot by as much as readers might expect. In fact, it is Democrats that have suffered losses among core […]

04.23.2026

Cartoon: Quick Change Artist

04.22.2026

Virginia Redistricting Scheme Boosted Republican Turnout, Just Not Enough To Defeat It. Is Redistricting Counterproductive?

By Robert Romano Democrats in Virginia, although they won their redistricting referendum 1.57 million to 1.48 million, or 51.5 percent to 48.5 percent as of this writing, dramatically underperformed their 2025 voting levels in the commonwealth’s gubernatorial race that elected Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger with 1.976 million votes. Whereas, Republicans appear to have slightly exceeded former Lieutenant […]

04.22.2026

Virginia Redistricting Amendment Wins, Pushed By Out of State Interests Amid $64 Million Dark Money Infusion

By Manzanita Miller In a narrow vote, 51.56 percent to 48.44 percent , or 1.57 million to 1.48 million, as of this writing, the Virginia redistricting amendment passed a statewide vote on April 21, with Republicans putting up a strong fight against the Democrat-led effort to adopt new Congressional District maps that will […]

04.22.2026

Cartoon: What’s For Dinner?

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