Iran, the Midterms, and October Surprises
The Iran war could reshape the midterms as Democrats, Iran’s regime, dissidents, and Kurdish rebels weigh the political and military stakes of the next 50 days.
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Michigan Voters Need to Send a Message Right Here at Home
It is just after Labor Day, the traditional commencement of American political campaigns. True, today our political campaigns seem perpetual, but indulge me in…
As Goes Florida?
Florida’s election primaries ended last week. They were among the most contentious, silliest, and perhaps most portentous for the country’s future.
Battle Lines: Accountability Will Be the Dividing Issue in the Midterms
Over Easter, Matt Ford suggested Donald Trump might one day soon be hunted down by the International Criminal Court and put on trial like a mass-murdering…
My Pillow Guy Smothers Campaign
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has quite a story. He doesn’t just manufacture great pillows. He’s an unabashed patriot, and he has consistently confronted Election…
The 2026 Midterm Vigil (No. 2): The Democrats’ ‘Failure to Miscommunicate’
Note: This is the second in a series of observations that will appear periodically as the 2026 midterm election approaches. The first installment may be found…
The South Dakota 2026 GOP Gubernatorial Runoff
Candidate analysis from a constitutional conservative perspective There will be a runoff for the two GOP candidates for governor on July 28, as none of the four…
The Potemkin Ballot
The only completely predictable result of an election in a Western democracy is election fraud. Fraud is so fundamental to Western democracies that it is fair…
How the Machine Buried Spencer Pratt
Bill de Blasio appeared on NewsNation on June 2 and was asked to comment on Spencer Pratt’s campaign. De Blasio smugly described Pratt’s ads as “inappropriate”…
The Case for a ‘Choice Election’ in 2026
The Democrat Party and their legacy media allies are framing the 2026 midterms as a referendum on President Trump and Republican governance in Congress…