Nancy Pelosi won’t go away
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An eighty-two-year-old insisting it’s too early to retire would be insulting if it wasn’t so common
Ben Domenech is a US editor-at-large of The Spectator and a Fox News contributor.
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An eighty-two-year-old insisting it’s too early to retire would be insulting if it wasn’t so common
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Republicans want more from their Senate leaders
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His disastrous approach to spending money cost the GOP the Senate
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Election Day showed that the winning recipe is a populist agenda paired with strong governance
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Starring Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, the rad trads and more
The 2022 midterm election was supposed to be a red wave. Instead, it turned out to be a night of razor-thin victories for Republicans, disappointment for many Donald Trump-backed candidates and a sigh of relief from Democrats. It was nothing approaching the wave some polling suggested. And it raises fundamental questions about the direction of
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Americans must be kept on an emergency posture where elites know best
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Holding his fire would keep people on the edge of their seats
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A quarter billion dollars in losses later, it may be time to give up on Beto O’Rourke
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Only in front of a screen does climate change matter more than the economy
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His performance was all the more pitiful as it was avoidable
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He exists for one reason: to beat Mike Lee on behalf of powerful interests
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Democrats and teachers’ unions to be hardest hit this November
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Why his call to arms still resonates today
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LA’s Mexican Americans may start to ask: why am I a Democrat?
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His waffling on the Atlanta Braves shows Democrats are in a tricky position
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Contra Katie Hobbs, voters deserve to hear candidates defend their beliefs
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She leans into controversy when it elevates her personally
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She leaves the Democratic Party as so much more than its internal anti-neoliberal critic
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Can the right’s new populists avoid its mistakes?