If you want to see how ugly and dishonest politics can get, go to Manhattan. There in Times Square, you’ll see two new billboards. One shows a smiling Ivanka Trump gesturing toward the number of New Yorkers and Americans who have died from the coronavirus, as if she’s celebrating their deaths.
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This week, Rob discusses the Kanye and Ice Cube controversies, and interviews singer Kaya Jones about her journey from Pussycat Doll to conservative mainstay.
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By now, I expect many of you who are reading this have made up your minds about who you want to be President of the United States in 2021 and to serve you in the US House and US Senate. However, I suspect some of you still need to be convinced of something: To go and cast your ballots.
There is a hidden Trump vote that too many pollsters aren’t taking into account. And these Americans, forced to hide their politics in the shadows, may very well give us another four years of President Trump.
Speaker Gingrich provides the details and evidence behind the story of the Biden family’s corruption and foreign schemes.
Entering Thursday’s debate, the Trump campaign faced two challenges: getting the President’s points past the moderator and avoiding ill-advised interruptions that cut into Biden’s string of bland platitudes. Not only did President Trump avoid those pitfalls, but Joe Biden committed himself to policy positions that appeal to nobody outside community organizing collectives and tenured college faculty.
President Donald Trump had a great closing debate. His tone was presidential. His discipline made the debate feel far more substantive and appropriate than the first debate.
Last week, we asked readers “Should senators consider the faith of a judicial nominee during the confirmation process?”