The Politician Under Troy Jackson’s Logging Jacket
But there is another side to Jackson’s biography that deserves considerably more attention: roughly 20 years in the Maine Legislature, including six as president of the state senate.
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Millions Spent Against Him. Can This California Republican Win The 48th Congressional District?
When asked why outside groups have spent millions opposing his candidacy, Desmond pointed to Democrats’ efforts to gain control of the seat.
The Polish “Golden Liberty” And The Myth of Multicultural Equality
It is a stark contrast to the Polish and, to some extent, modern Western narrative of the Commonwealth as a time of great development and tolerance, which contrasted itself against the many principalities and kingdoms in Europe that were expelling Jews.
Economists Who Support Statism At The Expense Of Freedom
Using these three devious methods, such macroeconomists have managed to strongly influence public opinion over decades in favor of more state involvement in society.
Georgia GOP Launches Website Highlighting Ossoff’s ‘Failures,’ DSA Ties Ahead Of Obama Rally
While Ossoff portrays himself as a moderate out on the campaign trail, his support of far-left candidates is clear.
Undercover Camera Catches Newsom Predicting DSA’s Rise in Democratic Party
Newsom has previously expressed support for the DSA, but he has never made such a striking call to “completely reimagine” the Democratic Party in the way the DSA advocates.
Collins Rails Against Ossoff At Georgia Rally, Speaks On Increasing Momentum of Senate Race
“He’s been there six years. He doesn’t care at all,” Collins said. “While I’ve been making your life safer, more affordable, and trying to leave this state better off, he [hasn’t] been representing us at all.”
French Voters Are Waking Up To The Real Cause Of Their Country’s Riots, Experts Say
Pesey, whose organization trains young French conservatives, spoke alongside two other French right-wing political leaders on the origin of the country’s riots and their political implications.
Out of Office but Not Off The Trail: Glenn Youngkin Stumps In Virginia’s 5th
He noted that the men have worked together to bring billions of dollars of investment and thousands of jobs to the district.
Vivek Ramaswamy Defends Ad Against Amy Acton With Key Reminder
The ad, which appeared on social media late last Monday night, features Democrat opponent Amy Acton’s estranged mother, Donna Arthur, calling her daughter a liar and saying people shouldn’t vote for her.
Think Europe’s Chaos Can’t Happen Here? It’s Already Being Planned
Here in the U.S., the semi-elderly naïfs who populate the “No Kings” and other movements are being used by hardcore socialists and communists to give their “movement” a patina of middle-class respectability.
Socialism Isn’t Just Deadly—It’s Soul-Crushing
Piker appeared uncomfortable as he answered—and it wasn’t because he was fully decked out in a Mao suit.
Wake Up, America: The DSA’s Rising Influence Threatens Public Safety
While the DSA markets itself as a movement for “economic justice,” its platform includes abolishing police, closing prisons, and opening national borders—policies that would dismantle the institutions that keep our communities safe.
DSA Sets Its Sights On A New Form Of Organizing
Supporters describe tenant unions as a way for renters to unite in negotiations with property owners. Critics, however, warn that the DSA’s effort is an attempt to build a permanent political power base.
Tim Scott Makes Confident Pitch In Final Weeks Before Midterms
Much has been made of the U.S. Senate race in South Carolina between Republican Sen. Darline Graham and Democrat Annie Andrews.
The Victim’s Dilemma: The Fallacy Of The Strong State In Times Of War
Imagine an individual operating a small shop in a neighborhood controlled by a protection racket.