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DeSantis dismisses poor polling numbers in Iowa

GOP presidential candidate Ron DeSantis dismissed his lackluster polling numbers ahead of the Iowa caucuses on Monday. CNN's Jake Tapper asked DeSantis whether he would drop out of the race if he came in third place in Iowa, pointing to a recent NBC News/Des Moines Register/Mediacom that shows the Florida governor trailing former President Trump...

DeSantis reveals his prediction for Iowa as voters prepare for caucuses

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis joined "Fox News Sunday" with host Shannon Bream to discuss the incoming Iowa caucuses and how he expects to perform.

The Message Our Government Should Be Delivering to Immigrants

Come with a plan, and only when authorized.

Ron DeSantis and the Progress of Italian Americans

Florida’s governor is running to be the first Italian-American president. Does anybody care?

Revenge of the Normies: Effort to Revive San Francisco GOP Leads to Leadership Clash

Jay Donde founded the Briones Society to unite conservatives and disaffected independents and Democrats within a rebranded GOP.

What Today’s Conservatives Can Learn from Reagan’s Higher-Education Battles

Ronald Reagan’s efforts as governor to reform the University of California system are instructive for the Right today.

This Election Year, Your Energy and Appliance Prices Are on the Ballot

Biden’s policies would continue to make fuel and goods expensive. Republican candidates’ proposals would help reduce their cost.

Jack Smith Is an Arsonist

He is undermining the legitimacy of our system.

Lawyer for E. Jean Carroll suggests Trump misrepresented need to adjourn trial

The attorney for writer E. Jean Carroll suggested that the lawyer for former President Trump misrepresented the former president's need to delay the trial in connection to $10 million in defamation damages that the writer is seeking.  Roberta Kaplan, the lawyer for Carroll, submitted a letter to U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan on Saturday regarding...

Is it too late to end America’s ‘democratic recession’?

Nobel Laureate Maria Resa recently predicted that by the end of 2024,  “we will know whether democracy lives or dies.”

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