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Why the Trump Effect Didn't Disrupt Congressional GOP Primaries

Why hasn't there been more disruption in Congress? Looking at the highly disruptive presidential primary campaign, some analysts are scratching their heads and asking that very question...  Read more

Black voters fueling rise in Trump support

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has seen a groundswell of support from black voters over the last week, according to the results of a tracking poll released over the weekend...  Read more

Want to understand Hillary Clinton? Read Saul Alinsky

When Ben Carson, in his speech at the Republican National Convention, drew attention to Hillary Clinton's tribute to the radical community organizer Saul Alinsky (1909-72), no eyebrows ascended...  Read more

11 battleground states where Trump is outperforming Romney

Donald Trump has had a very good week. His poll numbers have turned around and Hillary Clinton’s campaign is plagued with scandal and illness...  Read more

Anti-Trump SJW claims credit for NYC bomb, rants against GOP

A social justice warrior has claimed responsibility for the bombing in the New York City neighborhood of Chelsea on Saturday night...  Read more

Can the GOP Hold the Senate?

The presidential election has taken up most of the public's attention, but it is not the only interesting political battle this cycle. While the House of Representatives will likely remain in Republican hands, the Senate is up for grabs...  Read more

All tied up: Johnson jumps 13% in two weeks with millennials, Clinton tumbles 17%

A new Quinnipiac poll shows Hillary Clinton has dropped 17 percent among voters under age 35 since Aug. 25...  Read more

Hillary Clinton caught in another big lie

Hillary Clinton tried to make herself more relatable in a Humans of New York post on Sept. 8, where the Democratic nominee explained why she comes off as “cold” and “unemotional.”...  Read more

Dems cave to GOP on spending offsets to fight Zika

Congressional Democrats this week finally accepted a Republican plan to use $750 million in spending offsets to fund the nation's Zika fight...  Read more

State ignored 17 FOIA requests for Clinton's emails before 2014

President of Judicial Watch said the new correspondence suggests State "knew about the Clinton email problem."...  Read more

An Obamacare Referendum?

The 2010 midterm elections were the initial referendum on lawmakers who voted for Obamacare: Democrats took a thumping...  Read more

Bernie Sanders wants plea deal for Snowden

"In my view, the interests of justice would be best served if our government granted him some form of clemency or a plea agreement that would spare him a long prison sentence or permanent exile," said Sen. Bernie Sanders...  Read more

Leaked papers appear to reveal Dem 'pay for play' scheme

The same Democratic law firm working with Google to provide people with election information helped the Obama administration to run a "pay for play" operation...  Read more

Trump tied with Clinton among Ohio millennials: Thank Gary Johnson

A Bloomberg poll released today is sending shockwaves across television and online media. Donald Trump has taken a 5 percent lead over Hillary Clinton in the key battleground state of Ohio among likely voters...  Read more

Clinton loses 43% of millennial support to third-party candidates

Hillary Clinton’s support among millennials is lukewarm and millions are ready to abandon the Democratic nominee for a third-party candidate in November...  Read more

Will South Korea Go Nuclear?

A group of lawmakers from South Korea's Saenuri party—the conservative-leaning party that President Park Geun-hye belongs to—has called for what even a few of years ago was an idea safely relegated to the fringes of Korean political discourse: for Seoul to pursue its own nuclear weapons program...  Read more

Dear anti-capitalist millennials: Read a history book

While scrolling through Facebook recently, I noticed a GoFundMe page that an acquaintance from high school had shared...  Read more

Gary Johnson breaks 15% in Red Alert’s ‘Millennial Poll Average’

For the first time since Red Alert Politics began averaging the polling of millennials’ presidential preferences for 2016, Libertarian nominee Gov. Gary Johnson’s average has broken 15 percent...  Read more