Author Mark Meckler

As the used car salesmen of the political world, Democrats run circles around Republicans in most legislative negotiations. That trend is holding true on the newest “bipartisan” infrastructure deal currently being hammered about by the swamp monsters in D.C.

Democrats claim that Republicans are damaging democracy, but they’re doing more harm to our system of governance with their antics than any of the laws being proposed by Texas representatives (which actually strengthen our system).

A new poll from Convention of States Action and the Trafalgar Group indicates that this generation’s Watergate is COVID-19.

Americans are still Americans, and they aren’t buying what Biden and the Left are selling.

Former President Donald Trump gave highly-frustrated Americans a reason to hope last week when he announced his class-action lawsuit against censorious Big Tech giants Twitter, Facebook, and Google. 

Critical Race Theory can’t stand up under the slightest scrutiny. Its ideas are contradictory, its language is asinine, and its underlying philosophy is deeply racist. The Biden administration is pushing this racist propaganda, both explicitly and covertly, and Americans have a duty to fight back.

This administration has already had its share of embarrassing moments—every time Joe Biden speaks in public, for example. But I would argue that its most embarrassing saga has been Vice President Kamala Harris’s handling of the crisis at the southern border.

Manchin’s shifting mindset on the filibuster is no doubt disturbing, but for me, that’s not the most troubling part of the call. Most troubling is Manchin’s suggestion that donors use their money and influence to pressure a sitting member of the U.S. Senate to shift his position on the January 6 commission.

The Democratic party has almost entirely succumbed to the anti-Semitism metastasizing within its ranks.

Parents are angry. They’re angry about COVID closures, transgender ideology, and “critical race theory.” They’re standing up and making their voices heard at school board meetings across the country, the media is taking notice, and I love it.