How Wisconsin Streetfighters Disrupted A Democrat Ballot Gathering System Guest post by Jay Valentine Ballots and votes. These two words seem synonymous yet infer opposite ways to choose a government. TRENDING: IMPOSSIBLE: Despite Only 17% Democrat Turnout on Election Day – Katie Hobbs and Democrats Are Winning Over 50% of Maricopa County Election Day Totals … Read more
What’s going on with FTX? The cryptocurrency exchange FTX has filed for bankruptcy amid revelations that it lent billions in customer assets to an affiliated trading firm called Alameda Research. Now its owner—a prominent Democratic donor and supporter of cryptocurrency regulation—is reportedly under criminal investigation. Both FTX and Alameda Research were owned by Sam Bankman-Fried. … Read more
From Skinner v. Hadlockdecided Thursday by Judge Michael Baylson (ED Pa.): Skinner alleges that Hadlock falsely accused him of raping her in September 2018 while Hadlock was a graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania’s Masters of Social Work program. Skinner, who was the program counselor at a housing-for-the-homeless social work program and Hadlock’s graduate … Read more
With a Democratic White House and Congress presiding over persistently high inflation, economic woes, and deep public dissatisfaction in the direction of the country, Americans turned in a muddled verdict at the ballot box. While Republicans who offered a genuine alternative did well, the GOP put up a host of batty political cultists who struggled … Read more
By Wayne Allyn Root When something is so obvious, if the outcome makes no sense, if the outcome is literally impossible, then it is what it is. Forget “proof.” You know it. You saw it. You felt it. You experienced it. It happened. It’s real. The 2022 midterm was just stolen. Just like 2020. If … Read more
While a national political audience, eyeing the razor-thin margin for partisan control of the United States Senate, eagerly awaits the nail-biting finish between incumbent Catherine Cortez Masto (D–Nev.) and Republican challenger Adam Laxalt, people who actually live in Nevada have just made a more forthright decision about how their lives were governed during the height … Read more
Yesterday, the Biden Administration announced that it would be proposing a new regulation to require federal contractors to report on and reduce their gase emissions. From the White House Fact Sheet: In support of President Biden’s Executive Orders on Climate-Related Financial Risk and Catalyzing Clean Energy Industries and Jobs Through Federal Sustainability, The Administration is … Read more
One of the more illustrative post-election reactions on the political right came from Fox News’ Jesse Watters on Wednesday afternoon—as it became apparent that conservatives’ anticipated “red wave” had failed to materialize in the previous day’s midterm elections. “There’s just not the hatred for Joe Biden that there is for Barack Obama and for the … Read more
On the one hand, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most ambitious films. Although it doesn’t have quite the multi-character scope of, say, Avengers: Endgameit attempts a grounded, essentially political story of national character and international relations—Dan Drezner, call your office—set in a world of exalted, fantastically powerful characters. It … Read more
A federal judge has ruled unconstitutional President Joe Biden’s plan to forgive a student loan debt. In a decision issued yesterday, US District Judge Mark T. Pittman ruled in favor of plaintiffs Myra Brown and Alexander Taylor. Brown has student loans but is entirely inligible for Biden’s forgiveness program because her loans are privately held. … Read more