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[ad_1] Their qualifications include Fulbright Scholar, sex video game creator, and Hot Girls for Zohran, writes Olivia Reingold. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] The Highly Respected Attorney General of Texas, Ken Paxton, an America First Patriot, and someone who has always been extremely loyal to me and our AMAZING MAGA MOVEMENT, is running for the United States Senate, to represent a place I love and WON, BIG, three times, with 6.4 Million Votes in 2024 (The Most Votes in the History of the State, BY FAR)!I know Ken well, have seen him tested at the highest and most difficult levels, and he is a WINNER! Ken is a Strong Supporter of TERMINATING THE FILIBUSTER and, very importantly, THE SAVE AMERICA ACT, something…

[ad_1] Interesting things happen when members lose primaries and suddenly have the opportunity to do as they please. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] As they look to the midterm elections, Republicans have reason to worry — but not despair. They’re going to be fighting uphill all the way to hold onto their majority in the House, which they currently control by the razor-thin margin of just six seats. That includes one member, California Rep. Kevin Kiley, who officially left the GOP but still caucuses with the party. “Fragile” hardly does justice to the state of the GOP’s House majority. Democrats look at President Donald Trump’s approval ratings and exult: As of early May, exactly six months before the midterms, Trump’s approval in…

[ad_1] The United Nations emblem uses a projection map which is centered on the North Pole. This projection was chosen in 1945 when the UN was founded and the Arctic was strategically irrelevant. Today it has become the world’s most contested zone. The center of the UN’s map is precisely the terrain that every major power is now scrambling for. The Russian narrative is that a coming Pole Shift will thaw parts of Siberia and the Arctic coastline, of which Russia controls approximately 53%. This Northern Sea Route, the NSR, saves 15 days of travel compared to the Suez Canal…

[ad_1] As the store withdraws from the South Side, Alderman William Hall refuses to address the obvious problem: unchecked retail theft. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] I recently spoke at my daughter’s Girl Scouts troop about America’s 250th birthday. I brought a box of tea bags, and hid them in the students’ backpacks. I then had the girls search through everyone’s bags to illustrate the dangers of the writs of assistance. We then threw all the tea bags into a bucket of water to simulate the Boston Tea Party. (I wanted to simulate the Boston Massacre with nerf guns, but I was overruled.) My daughter often complains that no women signed the Declaration of Independence, so I brought a huge parchment copy of the Declaration,…

[ad_1] Hello and welcome to another edition of Free Agent! Take a seat and crack open a beer, because summer is here (where I live, anyway). It’s Sports Week on Capitol Hill, apparently. Typically we try to discuss news happening all across the country or world, but this week all the expected collisions of sports and politics are happening on a small bump of land in Washington, D.C. We’ve got to cover college sports, sports betting, and youth sports, so let’s get to it. Don’t miss sports coverage from Jason Russell and Reason. The NCAA has been asking Congress to…

[ad_1] Trump’s catastrophic miscalculation in Iran and refusal to accept the inevitability of defeat is pushing us towards a global depression and ensuring the suffering and immiseration of millions. Because We Say So – by Mr. Fish. By Chris HedgesScheerPost America’s newest quagmire in the Middle East is like its old quagmires in the Middle East. It is based, as were the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, on a gross misreading of our adversaries, a catastrophic failure to understand the limits of imperial power and no discernable strategy. It swells the profits of the war industry, wasting billions of public funds, alienates our allies and erodes the…

[ad_1] 7 Presidents, 5 Midterms, 3 Realignments, 2 Studies 42 Years Apart, and a Speaker of the House   Although much can change before November and a great deal depends on the resolution of the Iran War, as matters now stand, conventional wisdom and early polling have it that Republicans will lose a significant number of seats and their slim House majority in the midterm. Substantial in-party midterm losses are the rule (averaging 21 seats in recent midterms), but there are exceptions. In three of the 28 post-1912 midterms, the president’s party actually gained some seats (fewer than 10) and…