Wanted: An Unconfirmable Attorney General
With the sudden departure of Pam Bondi last week, President Trump is searching for a new Attorney General. He may be looking for a new Deputy AG as…
Category: Elections
What’s Wrong With Popular Vote Movement?
**Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** Reading the news about other countries conducting their elections is usually a depressing experience. Most other countries have many political parties, which means…
Under the Dome: Congressional Review — March 2026
March has been a busy month in Washington. Several important domestic bills are in circulation, while, internationally, the Iranian crisis threatens to escalate. In the midst of all…
SAVE Act Lifted by Paxton-Cornyn Race
Featured photos by Element5 Media, USDA, and Gage Skidmore. Public Domain & CC BY-SA 4.0. The tight GOP primary for U.S. Senate in Texas has suddenly cast the…
The Most Powerful Office Is Not the President
**Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly** Do you know that the most powerful office in the United States is not the President? Indeed, the most powerful man in the…
Socialism Will Always Fail
Photo by Bingjiefu He. CC BY-SA 4.0. After winning the New York City mayoral election in November, newly elected mayor Zohran Mamdani made a particularly disturbing statement about…
Warning to School Boards: You’re Next
A recent article in our Education Reporter highlighted many concerning reactions to the election of Zohran Mamdani as mayor of New York City. His victory carries many broad…
GOP Should Focus on Young Voters’ Hard Times
It’s no secret that young Americans today are facing a barrage of economic pressures that are reshaping their views — and reshaping our politics. Hard times are affecting…
Ballot Issue Initiative Petitions On Trial
The so-called “initiative petition” process that allows voters to put issues, laws, or Constitutional amendments up for public vote is allowed in roughly 20 states. Democrats have long…
Dems Try to Thwart Republican Redistricting
Photo by Nahida. CC0 1.0. Republican redistricting plans are sweeping the nation. Districts are typically redrawn every ten years following the census, but they can also be revised…