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 […]
05.18.2026
By Robert Romano The U.S. Supreme Court on May 15 shot down a last-ditch effort by Virginia Democrats to overturn a Virginia Supreme Court ruling that found Virginia’s redistricting to be unconstitutional, with the nation’s highest court refusing to even hear the case . As a result, instead of the new gerrymandered 10-1 Congressional District map Democrats were […]
05.15.2026
By Manzanita Miller With the June 2 California gubernatorial primary election two weeks out, early voting data shows turnout among Republicans, as well as older voters, a group that leans conservative, outpacing other groups. California voters head to the polls on June 2 where voters will decide […]
05.14.2026
By Robert Romano “Both countries agreed that Iran can never have a nuclear weapon.” That was the White House’s readout of the May 13 meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, conveying at least the U.S. understanding of how the meeting shaped up on the question of the Iran war — and the all-important fate of Iran’s nuclear weapons program. The U.S. readout of […]
05.13.2026
By Bill Wilson There is a tendency, especially by conservative Americans, to look at an election victory or a legislative or political “win” and relax, to fall back and make the assumption that all will now be well. This trend has been a recurring theme in American politics for at […]
