Sunday, November 18
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Despite desperate efforts by Democrats to overturn the decision of Florida's voters – and despite the state's deeply flawed, mismanaged... Read More
The Democratic candidate for governor of Georgia vows to fight the corrupt voting rules that doomed her bid. Read More
Missourians won't legally be able to have a license for medical marijuana and possess a firearm at the same time. Federal law creates a... Read More
RealClearPolitics Saturday
The drama of the British departure from the European Union is finally coming to a climax. Theresa May has never been a compelling or even... Read More
The saddest part about these fires in California is that they are self inflicted. Californians should not allow such mismanagement to... Read More
Changes over the last few months in Israel, the United States and the Palestinian Authority make it all the more realistic for the Trump... Read More
It's strange though; gunfire and baseball don't fit together, and it's also strange that there's a kind of numbness around my waist. A kind... Read More
There's been an ongoing discussion about whether the 2018 midterms can be properly considered a "wave" election. While I think they certainly can be considered a wave, that doesn't get to the question of whether they ought to be considered as such. At its core, this debate is pretty silly. Whether 2018 qualifies as a wave doesn't change the fact that Democrats will control the House in the next Congress, and will do so by a healthy margin at that. Nor does it change the fact that Republicans will have a l Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced his support for the first major rewrite of the nation’s criminal justice sentencing laws in a generation, but it remains to be seen whether the proposal can pass Congress.Trump said the bill “will make our communities safer and give former inmates a second chance at life after they have served their time.” Trum Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Rep. Kevin McCarthy easily won an internal party election to take over the shrunken House GOP caucus, handing the seven-term Californian a familiar role of building the party back to a majority as well as protecting President Donald Trump’s agenda.With Speaker Paul Ryan retiring and the House majority gone, the race for minority leader was McCarthy’s Read More
Today's Topics
- Political Landscape
- Trump Administration
- Congress
- California Wildfires
- Russia Probe
- Britain
- REAL CLEAR POLITICS FOR IPAD
- CARL CANNON'S AM NOTE
- So, Was It a Wave?
-Sean Trende - DeSantis Has Two Years to Fix Florida's Voting Problems
-A.B. Stoddard - The Perils to Democracy Posed by Big Tech
-Kalev Leetaru - In Minnesota Mining Region, GOP Cut Into Democrats' Turf
-Sally Persons - Acosta and the Intern: A Media Double Standard?
-Kalev Leetaru - Was Facebook Suppression of News Story Fair Play?
-Bill Zeiser
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