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Republican candidates got blown out around the country on November 3rd, but interestingly not so much Republican-esque policies. Places where Republicans lost big – or never had a chance of winning in the first place – saw some truly conservative ballot initiatives pass, and one very important crazy lefty one fail. That last bullet point ...


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Old Dems, who are much farther left than their predecessors, and that includes the previous versions of the fossils who are still cluttering up the dusty corners of Congress, are faced with newer Dems who are even further left. It is the natural evolution of the progressive project to find Communism the way water seeks ...


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We have been thinking and watching the Democratic Party for the last decade or so sink to a new level of cheating, corruption, and a general lack of quality candidates. Chuck Schumer can brag about the results of the midterms, but when he starts bragging about his recruitment of candidates, he would be better served ...


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Voters under 30, especially young men, broke blue because they did not sense that Republicans were addressing the cost of living. Their mistake was twofold. First, they did, but it takes time; second, they were tricked into thinking Democrats could help them. The war in Iran is also a big deal that Dems capitalized on, ...


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As school administrators grapple with preparing budgets under the new tax caps supported by voters in the last election, the question on everyone’s mind is: What will be cut, reduced, or delayed? But I’m also seeing something troubling at school board meetings. Rather than accepting the voters’ message and finding ways to work within the ...


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