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Walz’s fall offers lesson to Mamdani
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online explains why New York City’s new socialist mayor ought to pay attention to recent developments involving Minnesota’s outgoing governor. On paper, incoming New York City Mayor Zohran…
Describing lawyers as ‘official adjunct’ of Democratic Party
John Hinderaker of the Powerline blog documents an interesting development in the American legal community. Not too many years ago, the bar was one of the pillars of the Republican Party. Abraham Lincoln was the patron saint…
Some Democrats view fraud as feature, not bug, of government
Editors at Issues and Insights assess a disturbing response to recent revelations about government fraud in Minnesota. One of the unanswered questions raised by Minnesota’s massive welfare scandal is how it could have gone on…
Harris wants to be seen as 2028 contender
Jeffrey Blehar of National Review probes the latest actions from Democrats’ last presidential candidate. In what counts, relatively speaking, as joyful news, Kamala Harris apparently is itching to get back into the big…
Democrats’ pleas for violence against authority lead to terrible results
John Hinderaker writes for the Powerline blog about a disturbing trend in American political discourse. I don’t know whether Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who shot two National Guardsmen in Washington, D.C., killing at least one, is…
Dems split over future of ranked-choice voting
Audrey Fahlberg writes for National Review Online about a proposal that’s likely to split leading Democrats. Some Democratic activists and lawmakers are pushing the Democratic National Committee to expand ranked-choice voting…
Democrats’ violent rhetoric will impact midterms
M.D. Kittle writes for the Federalist about the impact of Democrats’ over-the-top rhetoric and actions. On Sept. 12, Rep. Eugene Vindman joined fellow Virginia congressional Democrats in condemning political violence. Said…
Epstein was chummy with high-profile Dems
John Hinderaker of the Powerline blog assesses the latest fallout related to the late Jeffrey Epstein. Former Harvard President and leading Democratic Party intellectual Larry Summers has announced that he is “stepping back”…
One scandal-plagued Virginia Democrat turns to another for help
Andrew Stiles of the Washington Free Beacon highlights an interesting development in Virginia politics. Jay Jones made history … as the first person to be elected attorney general of Virginia after fantasizing about murdering…
Assessing Democrats’ big electoral wins nationwide
Editors at National Review Online analyze Tuesday’s “big Democratic night.” It was hard to find any bright spot for Republicans in a near-comprehensive wipeout on Tuesday. This shouldn’t be overinterpreted, since in the…
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