Written by Tim Graham
One of the most preposterous claims from liberals is that somehow, conservatives uniquely try to win elections by using “fear,” “hate” and “division,” especially on race and religion. Democrats never use any divisive, negative tactics when trying to motivate voters. It’s like they’ve never heard Chuck Schumer saying a Republican voter-ID bill is “Jim Crow 2.0.”
On March 24, PBS stations debuted a long negative campaign commercial disguised as a documentary titled “White With Fear,” on how “America’s conservative political machine uses racial fault lines to gain power.”… Continue Reading
Tags: Andrew Goldberg, Breitbart, Brian Stelter, Carl Cameron, Chuck Schumer, CNN, Donald Trump, Eddie Glaude, Fox News Channel, Islamophobia, Jim Crow 2.0, Katie McHugh, Los Angeles Times, MAGA, PBS, Richard Nixon, Roger Ailes, September 11th, Stuart Stevens, Tea Party, Tim Miller, Voter ID, White With Fear
Political | David E. Smith | 
March 30, 2026 3:00 PM | 
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Written by David E. Smith and John Biver
Some Illinoisans wonder how Joe Walsh morphed from a Trump-supporter into a Trump-hater so intense he’s decided to run against Trump in the 2020 primaries. What strikes many as odd about Walsh’s transformation is that Trump has accomplished much of what he promised and has governed more conservatively than many expected.
Perhaps Walsh, like other Trump-haters, paid too much attention to Trump’s tweets and too little attention to all the good Trump has accomplished for the American people, including record low unemployment among blacks and Hispanics, good judicial appointments, deregulation, moving the U.S.… Continue Reading
Tags: 2020 Election, Jim Geraghty, Joe Walsh, National Review, Never-Trumpers, Ronald Reagan, Slate Magazine, Tammy Duckworth, Tea Party
Federal Elections, Political | David E. Smith | August 27, 2019 4:00 AM | Comments Off on Joe Walsh’s Misguided Self-Serving Candidacy
Written by Paul H. Jossey
As we watch the Republican Party tear itself to shreds over Donald Trump, perhaps it’s time to take note of another conservative political phenomenon that the GOP nominee has utterly eclipsed: the Tea Party. The Tea Party movement is pretty much dead now, but it didn’t die a natural death. It was murdered—and it was an inside job. In a half decade, the spontaneous uprising that shook official Washington degenerated into a form of pyramid scheme that transferred tens of millions of dollars from rural, poorer Southerners and Midwesterners to bicoastal political operatives.… Continue Reading
