Liberty
Fixing America’s chip ‘crisis’
Cory Gardner writes at National Review Online about a technological challenge for America. The United States is building the world’s most advanced AI infrastructure. In the process, however, we are…
Cory Gardner
United States Senator from Colorado
Liberty
Credit Card Company Aims to Counter Woke Banks
Patrick Hauf of the Washington Free Beacon reports on a new company that hopes to win business away from major banks. A credit card company launching Tuesday will allow cardholders…
Elections & Public Integrity
Court-packing silence could prove costly for Democrats
John Fund of National Review Online probes the potential political cost of Democrats’ stance on packing the U.S. Supreme Court next year. Joe Biden is refusing to answer questions about…
Elections & Public Integrity
Never-Trump group attacks Senate Republicans, too
David Drucker of the Washington Examiner describes an anti-GOP program backed by Never-Trumpers. The Lincoln Project is defending a multimillion-dollar campaign to deliver Senate control to the Democrats, arguing that…
Budget, Taxation & Economy
The pandemic’s impact on economic relations with China
Joel Gehrke of the Washington Examiner reports on one potential economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. American companies that produce essential goods in China should plan to shift their operations…
Liberty
Impeachment and GOP control of the U.S. Senate
David Drucker of the Washington Examiner focuses on the impeachment struggle’s potential impact for the U.S. Senate. Senate Republicans stand to be the biggest casualty of impeachment, since they face…
Elections & Public Integrity
Impeachment’s impact on swing-state GOP senators
Kerry Picket of the Washington Examiner reports on the re-election strategies for Republican senators in swing states. Senate Republicans facing tough reelection battles are recalculating their campaign strategies amid the…
Education
Burr, Tillis co-sponsor resolution honoring charter schools
North Carolina’s U.S. senators have joined a group focusing attention on the nation’s public charter schools. The news release below offers details. WASHINGTON, May 8, 2018 — United States Senators…
Elections & Public Integrity
Barone probes recent developments among Hispanic voters
Michael Barone‘s latest column for the Washington Examiner probes Hispanic voters’ reaction to the current campaign season. Every party has a bad off year sometimes; Republicans did in 2006. Sooner…
Elections & Public Integrity
Dispatches from the campaign trail, September 19, 2014
• The National Rifle Association is weighing in on U.S. Senate races, launching a $4 million ad buy supporting Republican challengers Thom Tillis, along with Tom Cotton in Arkansas and…
Elections & Public Integrity
Join JLF for a chat with the author of National Review Online’s ‘The Campaign Spot’
If you can head to the John Locke Foundation’s Shaftesbury Society meeting at noon today, you’ll have a chance to hear insights from Jim Geraghty, author of the new novel…
Elections & Public Integrity
Dispatches from the campaign trail, March 20, 2014
• Political candidates cannot coordinate with independent expenditure committees (aka Super PACS). But they can publish generic videos on public websites and provide footage for those outside groups to use…