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Hugh Hewitt explores for Washington Examiner readers the future prospects for the U.S. Senate’s filibuster, a longstanding tool for the minority party to help block legislation. To invoke, or not…
• In case you missed it, Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-5th District, winner of the John Locke Foundation’s James K. Polk Award for Leadership in Public Office, last week paid tribute…
Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute devotes a National Review Online column to rebutting Democratic Party rhetoric involving the Ebola virus. Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Government…
• We’ll have at least six names on the U.S. Senate ballot choices for the U.S. Senate this fall. You’re probably aware that Democrat Kay Hagan, Republican Thom Tillis, and…
Jim Gergahty, who will speak to the John Locke Foundation’s Shaftesbury Society later this month, probes for National Review Online the latest numbers on Republicans’ prospects for retaking control of…
Eliana Johnson shares with National Review Online readers some of the history surrounding a series of anti-Obamacare advertisements funded by groups with ties to the libertarian Koch brothers. In one…
Fans of Peter Scwheizer’s book Throw Them All Out will not be shocked to read an article in the latest Bloomberg Businessweek about Comcast lobbying efforts. On the first night…
Michael Barone delves into more polling data for his latest Washington Examiner analysis of 2014 election contests. The precarious position of Democrats in their battle to hold onto a Senate…
• A couple of days after Democratic U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan decried “outside special interest money” working to defeat her this fall, the oddly named Wolfheel Super PAC announced it…
Sen. Mark Pryor of Arkansas is one of those Democrats in a Red State taking heat for supporting Obamacare enthusiastically in the heady days of 2009 when Obama was riding…
Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan has been trying to assume red-tinged credentials for her 2014 re-election bid, doing such things as claiming to support the Second Amendment because, well, hunters should…
Plenty of Southerners register as Democrats, of course. We North Carolinians should know this better than others, since Democrats continue to hold most of the state?s most high-profile public offices.…