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A family values advocate is encouraged by data from the election.
Because of Mr. Trump’s triumph, a number of good things will be happening – at the Pentagon, along the border, in the auto industry, on college campuses, and across the intelligence agencies … to name just a few.
In their search for answers after Donald Trump’s resounding election victory, some Democrats have dared to question the party’s commitment to transgender ideology only to be scolded for doing so.
They’re too divorced from reality to understand what America wants or needs.
If Kamala Harris had won the presidency, it would have birthed a one-party, central government in which elections were no longer meaningful. But it didn’t happen, thanks be to God.
Now that it appears the hot-button transgender issue moved minorities and suburban women to Donald Trump, and won him the White House, the leader of a conservative group is describing how that happened because Trump was willing to listen.
Democrats were feeling mighty confident abortion would drive female voters to the polls for Kamala Harris, but the party that pushed abortion was blindsided by another issue that Republicans wisely did not ignore.
From college students hugging therapy dogs to late-night hosts crying on TV, Democrats are coping in a variety of ways with an election they were wrongly told will return a vengeful dictator to the White House.
Both Republicans and Democrats say this election is a choice between freedom and tyranny, and good and evil. And it is … but only one side is right about it.
The only way for the Biden-Harris administration to argue that they aren't responsible for the bad jobs report for October is by reminding voters of their other failures. They may not control the weather, but neither can they dodge this particular headwind.
