National elections take place every two years in this country, and whether it’s a presidential cycle or a midterm election, overwrought commentators, partisan activists, and the candidates themselves repeat without self-awareness, let alone irony, a variant of the exhortation that “this election is the most important of our lifetimes.” It’s an age-old talking point. The motivations of those peddling it range from trying to rally the faithful to justifying their own side’s mudslinging. Read More
So they said they didn't do this, and it turned out they did. The New York Times just released actually an incredible story on it. They created a fake candidate. They took a candidate named Dan Sullivan to run against another candidate who's a great senator named Dan Sullivan in order to cheat in the election. And they said they didn't do it, and we caught him cold. Read More
To those who have not yet voted, I offer this plea: Look past personality, gas prices, concerns about Trump’s Iran policy, vanity, ICE’s fallibility and any lingering hope that radical left candidates mean what they say when they sanitize their agendas. Elections are about the future. Our choice is between Republicans who believe in American exceptionalism, and Democrats who increasingly “problematize” America. Read More
