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“We’re addicted to telling other people what to think. You can’t really win many elections if you’re that self-righteous.” Rep. Jim Cooper, a retiring Tennessee

The Erie County, New York (Buffalo) county executive won this honor once last winter when he ordered hockey rinks closed and then went skating with

In the last few days, Democratic governors have announced ends to their mask mandates (at various effective dates) in New Jersey, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Oregon,

We are talking about Andrew, not Chris. It turns out the disgraced former NY governor left office with a campaign war chest of $18 million.

The world price of oil hit $90 a barrel yesterday, which is the equivalent of about $4.50 a gallon at the pump when accounting for

Former House Majority Leader Dick Armey has just published his autobiography. It’s called Leader and we highly recommend it. It’s the best account of how

U.S. airlines and business trade associations are calling on the Biden administration to drop the year-old requirement for U.S. residents to be tested for COVID

A.C. Cordoza is a 32-year-old Air Force veteran from Virginia who won a surprise victory over a Democratic incumbent last November. As a black Republican,

When Joe Manchin pulled the plug on BBB late last year, he was attacked from his friends on the left for saying that he was

It didn’t get much attention, but The Hill newspaper reported several weeks ago that in early January Connecticut governor Ned Lamont’s public health department asked