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Even Without His Controversies, Graham Platner Is Just a Lightweight Extremist

Set aside, for a moment, that Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner spent years with a Nazi SS Totenkopf tattoo. Set…

3 months ago

Who’ll Stop the Fraud?

Long after Election Day, the ballots comin' down No IDs or postmarks wherever they are found The laws make cheating…

3 months ago

Democrats’ Struggle With Men Reflects a Deeper Cultural Disconnect

One of the more revealing political developments of recent years has been the Democratic Party's growing concern about its declining…

3 months ago

American Transit’s plan to revitalize NYC

For most New Yorkers, hailing a yellow cab is an unthinking reflex of city life. You wave an arm, hop…

3 months ago

Nevada’s Mr. Bean Leaves Washington

Rep. Mark Amodei appears to be trying out for a reality TV show titled "How to Fail in Politics Without…

3 months ago

The SPLC’s Real Scam

It turns out that the most generous funder of white supremacist groups in the United States was likely the Southern…

3 months ago

Time to Clean Up California’s Election Laws — and Others

In the leadup to the country's 250th birthday celebration, America has been riveted by two elections in the state of…

3 months ago

Democrats’ Maine Senate Gamble Raises Questions About Standards

The Democratic Party's approach to Maine's Senate race has sparked a debate that extends well beyond the state's borders. At…

3 months ago

How to Help Boys

It would be better for boys if society stopped expecting them to act like girls. A Texas mom recently shared…

3 months ago

TrumpRx, good medicine and good economics

TrumpRx.gov is not just a remarkable achievement in President Trump’s efforts to make prescription drugs affordable; it has sparked a…

3 months ago