This post was originally published on here We are now just nine days away from Election Day here in Virginia, and the candidates are crisscrossing the commonwealth trying to rally their bases and nab independent voters. Advertisement The Republican ticket – Winsome Earle-Sears (governor), John Reid (lieutenant governor), and Jason Miyares (attorney general) – appeared…
This post was originally published on here The Washington Post ran a piece that you probably would never expect them to write, much less to be written by the WaPo’s editorial board: a defense of President Donald Trump’s ballroom. Advertisement WASHINGTON POST EDITORIAL BOARD: In defense of the White House ballroom https://t.co/lwavXa8eiD — Rapid Response…
This post was originally published on here President Donald Trump arrived in Malaysia on Sunday to an amazing greeting. They not only had the red carpet out, with people waving Malaysian and American flags, but they also had dancers performing in costume to welcome him. Trump paid them back with an epic “Trump Dance,” which…
This post was originally published on hereWelcome to the RedState Weekly Briefing — where we take a quick look at the week’s most viewed stories in case you missed any of them. What do you suppose caught people’s attention in this latest whirlwind week? Grab a cup of coffee (or something stronger if you’re so…
This post was originally published on here In the shadow of Wichita’s endless plains, where the wind still carries whispers of old fears, Dennis Rader’s crimes linger like a stain that no amount of time can bleach. As someone who came of age in Wichita during the 1970s, near the quiet streets of the Plainview…
This post was originally published on here NJ Republican gubernatorial nominee Jack Ciattarelli seems to be gaining ground in his race, as strong national voices join him on the stump (well, in a virtual way, at least, in one case). That would be a town hall via telephone, which Ciattarelli held with supporters on Friday–and…
This post was originally published on here NJ Republican gubernatorial nominee Jack Ciattarelli seems to be gaining ground in his race, as strong national voices join him on the stump (well, in a virtual way, at least, in one case). That would be a town hall via telephone, which Ciattarelli held with supporters on Friday–and…
This post was originally published on here While the Schumer government shutdown drags on, many government workers are not getting paid, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program SNAP benefits are in jeopardy for low-income people, and airports are experiencing numerous delays. That’s just a few of the issues the Democrats have created with their three-week-long (and running)…
This post was originally published on here Oops! Canada may have thought they were in the clear after Friday’s fracas over Ontario’s provincial government broadcasting an ad featuring a deceptively edited speech by President Ronald Reagan–in an failed attempt to make it sound like the former commander in chief was anti-tariffs–and issuing a limpid apology…
This post was originally published on here It’s good to know there is one remaining Senate Democrat who seems to have some principles. One Senate Democrat who is willing to defy his party because he puts the country first. Advertisement I’m writing, of course, about Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) who, on Saturday, joined host Kayleigh…