Pollster: ‘Hidden dynamic’ could deliver Republicans a big win in the Senate
This was always going to be a tough year for Senate Democrats because Republicans have the most favorable Senate map they’ve had in years.
Pennsylvania Senate race
How does perpetuating a material lie square with Democrats’ professed concern for democracy?
It’s not hyperbole to say that last Tuesday night’s Pennsylvania Senate debate may have saved the state and the country from another two years of liberal wreckage. Voters finally learned what the Democratic Party, the liberal media, campaign officials, John Fetterman’s doctor, and particularly his ambitious wife, Gisele, have been trying desperately to hide: Fetterman’s …
Devastating Fetterman Video Shows Precisely Why He’s Unfit for the U.S. Senate
The Pennsylvania Senate debate revealed to the world what the Democratic Party, the liberal media, campaign officials, John Fetterman’s doctor, and particularly his ambitious wife, Gisele, have been trying desperately to hide: Fetterman’s stroke has rendered him unfit to perform the duties of a senator. Yet for months, this group worked together to conceal the …
Fetterman’s Hometown Paper Endorses Dr. Oz
Pennsylvania Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz, a Republican, may have been the most surprised of all on Sunday when he received the endorsement of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the hometown newspaper of his Democratic opponent, the state’s current Lt. Gov. John Fetterman. Following a fair assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of each nominee, the editors of …
John Fetterman’s Negatives Go Well Beyond His Cognitive Impairment
Pennsylvania Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman’s persistent lead in the polls over his Republican rival, the Trump-backed Dr. Mehmet Oz, boggles the mind. The two are vying for the open seat currently occupied by Republican Sen. Pat Toomey, who is retiring. Democrats consider this contest their best chance to pick up a Senate seat in …
Republicans Don’t Have the Luxury of Challenging the Purity of Dr. Oz’s Conservatism
On March 23, 2010, then-President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law. Getting there was a bit of a rollercoaster given the makeup of the Senate at the time. Although Democrats controlled the House by a wide margin in January 2009, the party was still one seat short of the 60-vote threshold necessary …