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The Graham Platner race for Maine’s U.S. Senate seat raises questions, not just for Maine voters, but for the entire country. What can we learn from this peculiar campaign, and what does it tell us about today’s Democrat party voters?
At the moment, 2026 Democratic senatorial nominee Graham Platner of Maine — my mother’s home state — has been sucking up all of the news coverage, following the accusations by a fellow Democratic woman that he broke into her house and raped her. The Democrats were OK with his Totenkopf death head tattoo, with his …
David McIntosh, President of the Club for Growth, discusses the impact of Graham Platner and socialism on the Democratic Party.
Greek mythology says that hubris (excessive pride) inevitably meets Nemesis (the goddess of retribution). When a man’s ambition exceeds his ability, calamity ensues. Well the Grand Poohbah of unjustified pride has to be Joseph Robinette Biden – who suffers the curse of concurrent arrogance and stupidity.
A few Brits on Twitter congratulated us on our 250th birthday as a nation by reminding us that this Sunday they will celebrate the 1,099th anniversary of their nationhood.
Well, cheers to them as well.
Democrats do not admit that reproductive rights means killing the unborn up to the day of birth. Republicans should point this out.
President Trump took questions about Graham Platner aboard Air Force One. Platner was the Senate Democratic contender for Maine, but has since dropped out of the race after a woman told CNN he raped her five years ago when they were in a casual dating relationship – an allegation Platner denies.
The number of in theory democrat candidates spewing inanities and unhinged positions–and proud to do so–has increased every year in the 21st century. Driven by the need to stand out from the average fringe positions to increasingly lunatic positions, unbridled by any semblance of common sense or lived experience or the need to explain how their aberrant ideas will work.
It was an average weeknight in Birmingham when I stood atop the Vulcan statue. Snow on the ground. I was looking at the city below, standing beneath Vulcan’s massive butt cheeks.
Former assistant to President Donad Trump Ret. Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg discusses escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, Trump’s announcement of a ceasefire suspension and more on ‘America Reports.’
Although “Piss Christ” never reached the Supreme Court, the controversy helped lead to the 1998 case National Endowment for the Arts v. Finley. The Court ruled that while artists have broad First Amendment rights to create controversial work, they do not have a constitutional right to taxpayer funding. The lasting debate wasn’t whether Serrano could make the photograph—it was whether the public should have to help pay for it.
Automobile-pulled travel-trailers have been around almost as long as passenger trains. But locomotive rail travel is nearly extinct due to excessive government regulations, freight traffic conflicts and costs. Time might be right for creating Travel-Trailer-Trains – coupling together multiple travel-type trailers that have been made into full trailers (wheels at each end).
California Post opinion editor Joel Pollak joins ‘Varney & Co.’ to discuss Gov. Gavin Newsom’s wealth tax proposal and a major California SNAP fraud investigation. #foxbusiness #varneyandco
The real wager in sports today isn’t on rebounds, strikeouts, or touchdowns, it’s on whether fans still believe the competition is honest.
As the British would say, the Democrat Party is about to give Graham Platner the Spanish archer, aka, the El-Bow. The Nazi-tattooed misogynist mess who raises oysters for his mommy’s restaurant has begun to slip in the polls made public—an indication that Democrats are horrified by the results of their more accurate internal polling.
On Monday, he suspended his campaign, which paves the way for replacing him before the weekend deadline.
The effort to reduce violence of all kinds, including gun violence, needs to be led by the states. Here’s how.
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On July 2, 1776, the Continental Congress met in Philadelphia to formally vote to declare independence from Great Britain. The vote of the states was 12 yes, 0 no, and 1 abstention. New York failed to vote because its delegates claimed they lacked direction from their state government.
We arrived in New York City and tried our best to avoid the chaotic crowds of pedestrians downtown. But this proved to be difficult inasmuch as our cab driver was driving on the sidewalks. We tried to ask him to slow down, but he was too busy on a video call.
For the ever-increasing percentage of the population too young to get the reference in the headline? It’s a gentle alteration of the opening to a very old Superman show. Yes, Youngsters, people used to watch pre-timed television. In black-and-white, even.