By Richard McCarty Labor unions once again spent heavily during the 2018 election cycle, contributing nearly $135 million; unsurprisingly, the overwhelming majority of union political spending was to help Democrats, liberal causes, and liberal organizations. In other words, many unions again ignored the fact that about 40 […]

By Natalia Castro Seeing is believing. People around the country were baffled when exit polls showed Robert or Beto O’Rourke won more votes from native Texans than incumbent Senator Ted Cruz in the midterm elections. But this should not be a surprise, it should be […]

By Robert Romano By last count, Republicans lost at least 32 seats in the House in the midterm elections , and U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is once again poised to be elected House Speaker. This means all legislation will now have to be worked out between a Democratic House and a Republican Senate led by Senate Majority Leader Mitch […]

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By Donald Wilfong In the Great State of Florida, there is a current outbreak of rampant voter fraud, says Gov. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) who is now leading Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) by just over 12,000 votes headed into the state’s mandatory recounts. Scott has a point. Current Governor and Senator-Elect […]

By Robert Romano One of the most unprecedented parts of the election of President Donald Trump in 2016 was the fact that prior to the election, the Trump campaign — the opposition party — was under active investigation by the Obama administration for being Russian agents. Falsely, […]

By Natalia Castro One of the real losers in this week’s midterms was not the right or the left — it was the #MeToo movement. This week’s midterms proved two things — that the Democrats only care about women when it is Republicans on the […]

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By Robert Romano One conventional wisdom headed into the 2018 midterms was that Republicans would have a very poor night and lose races they might otherwise win because females, specifically, suburban Republican females, were abandoning President Donald Trump and down ballot candidates. There was only one problem. […]