What the Pollsters Got so Wrong With 2020 Election; A Democratic Flop in the States; The Trump Vote; Trump Administration Shines Sunlight Into Our Health Care System; How to Hold China Accountable on Human Rights
Rob why the aftermath of the 2020 election remains in doubt, and why conservatives should keep fighting on, regardless of who prevails.
If President Trump is a racist, then he’s a really bad one — a fact that more and more people are now recognizing.
Indeed, support for Trump among minority groups increased dramatically from 2016 to 2020. In fact, support for the president only dropped among white men.
It’s time for us to get mad. This is what I came to after spending the last several days puzzling over what we are seeing in the 2020 election.
Republicans should feel good about the 2020 election. Above all, they can finally exhale now that the GOP looks poised to hold its majority in the US Senate. That means no progressive agenda, even if Joe Biden becomes president. The filibuster survives. No packing the Supreme Court. No statehood for Washington, DC and Puerto Rico (and therefore no new Senate seats). No public option or Medicare for all. No ripping up President Trump’s tax cuts. No Green New Deal.
Newt on Hannity: I’ve been active in this since 1958. That’s 62 years. I am the angriest I have been in that entire six decades…”
Newt and Laura Ingraham discuss President’ Trump’s chances of a come-from-behind win in the presidential election.
Trump Campaign Files Election Lawsuits in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia; North Carolina Unlikely to Release Full Results for Several Days; Landmark Obamacare Case to Be Argued in Supreme Court; McConnell to Focus on Stimulus Bill When Senate Resumes; South Korean Intelligence Chief to Visit Japan to Discuss North Korea Threat
Yes, Democrats Are Trying to Steal the Election in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania; Election Forecaster Nate Silver on Fox News, AP Calling Arizona for Biden: ‘Should Be Retracted Now’; Big Tech Censorship Is Proof That Media Are Trying to Steal the Election for Democrats; A Pelosi-Schumer Defeat; Implementing a Health Plan That Puts Patients First
No matter the outcome of the presidential election, one fact is abundantly clear: There is a wave of Republican women sweeping the nation. The Republican party is welcoming seven (subject to change) women to the US House, with the possibility of welcoming six more whose races are still being tallied.