Nationalizing This Election Around Conservative Issues Lifts All Republican Candidates  By Richard A Viguerie, CHQ Chairman If an election is to be nationalized around conservative issues, it will need to be done by conservatives. Establishment Republicans are uncomfortable campaigning on conservative issues, especially cultural issues—mostly because they are not conservative; they are Big Government Republicans. This is a job not just for conservative candidates and national conservatives but all conservatives, whether you operate at the national, state, or local level. |
An Open Letter From Diana West To Michelle Malkin  By Diana West, Guest Columnist I saw your column-farewell this morning with resignation and understanding. Michelle Malkin is laying down her clarion pen. I'm glad you gave your readers some insight into the terrible price you and too many other truth-tellers have had to pay, including a price above and beyond the boundaries professional life while exercising the God-given right to freedom of expression. |
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The Right Resistance: Not so long-range GOP election forecast – sunny with a chance of tsunami | What’s The Truth Behind The Beating Of Paul Pelosi? By George Rasley, CHQ Editor We don’t know the full story about how David DePape got into the Pelosi mansion, why he was there and what, if any, political motives he had, but one thing is certain, a “Castro nudist,” hemp jewelry-maker, male prostitute like David DePape is not a conservative. This story is being used to drive the narrative that Republicans and conservatives are behind a so-far nonexistent “wave of rightwing political violence,” don’t buy it. | Where Have All The Flowers Gone? Long Time Passing. By Kathleen Marquardt, The American Policy CenterNow they man the barricades for Black Lives Matters (so the big boss can buy her mansions) and Antifa so they can cause wanton destruction and death while being eulogized for destroying people, businesses, and cities. If the Greens were so dedicated to Mother Earth and her non-human denizens, why are they now letting it go to hell? Our world is upside down. It is time for the silent majority to say NO! Loudly. |
The Right Resistance: Conservatives gain much and lose nothing if Joe O’Dea wins in Colorado | The High-Tech Lynching Of Herschel Walker By George Rasley, CHQ Editor Strangely, these charges related to incidents that allegedly occurred years ago only surface when the conservative is leading or about to be confirmed. And such is the case with claims that Herschel Walker paid for the abortions of alleged girlfriends from long ago – all of which have suddenly surfaced as Walker pulls ahead in his campaign to defeat Far-Left Democrat incumbent Raphael Warnock. | China and Dr. Fauci - Why? By Laurence F. Sanford, the American Security Council FoundationWhy does NIAID, under Dr. Fauci’s leadership, continue to send American taxpayer monies, usually through cut-out NGOs like EHA, for research in China? Why not fund research institutes in the United States instead of worldwide? Countries receiving NIH monies for bat research include China, Singapore, Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Laos. |
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| Permissible and Impermissible Incendiary Speech? Victor Davis Hanson, American Greatness The more the Left charges conservatives with rhetorical culpability for violence, all the more the guardians of proper political speech can contextualize and excuse what a Charles Schumer or Maxine Waters or Joe Biden says. Their logic is the fallacy that those who police violent political verbiage cannot themselves possibly ever need such policing—or in fact peremptorily police others precisely to excuse their own culpability. | Everyone Is Laughing at the Ridiculous Pelosi Big Lie Kurt Schlichter, Townhall Now the left is crying because we refuse to hang our collective conservative head in shame for what the evidence appears to show was the unhappy consequence of Paul Pelosi’s personal lifestyle choices. His actions were his business right up until the moment his wife’s pals and their pet regime media decided to blame us for them. Then they became our business, and defending ourselves against the Democrat Big Lie became our right. | Biden’s State Department Uses Your Tax Dollars to Promote Drag Shows Abroad George Neumayr, The American Spectator The only religion Blinken and Biden won’t pressure into adopting wokeness is Islam. They will call Christians “bigoted,” but they wouldn’t dare describe Muslims in those terms. Hillary famously lectured the world the LGBTQ movement is not a “Western phenomenon,” even as the administration to which she belonged held Ramadan dinners and touted the Muslim Brotherhood. Clinton made sure not to finance any drag shows in Saudi Arabia. |
Republicans Enter Final Stretch Acutely Aware They Must Deliver Big After Election Day Star News Staff (John Solomon), The Star News Network Buoyed by rising popularity in the polls, Republican congressional candidates are acutely aware their easiest job right now may be winning the midterm elections and that the harder work will be delivering afterwards — with Democrat Joe Biden still in the White House — on voters’ high expectations for fixing inflation, crime, insecure borders, the fentanyl crisis and crippling budget deficits. They emphasized boosting energy production. | Biden Says Election Denial Talk 'Produces the Violence,' 'Affects People's Mentality' Susan Jones, CNS News President Joe Biden, speaking to reporters in Delaware after he early voted on Saturday, began with a "brief statement" on Nancy and Paul Pelosi. "And what makes us think that one party can talk about “stolen elections,” “COVID being a hoax,” “this is all a bunch of lies,” and it not affect people who may not be so well balanced? What makes us think that it’s not going to corrode the political climate? "Enough is enough is enough!" | Over 20 Million Have Voted So Far Ahead of 2022 Midterms Jack Phillips, The Epoch Times More than 20 million have cast absentee ballots or voted in-person ahead of the 2022 midterms, according to researchers in an update on Sunday morning. Some 12.5 million have cast mail-in ballots while nearly 8 million have voted early and in-person, data from the University of Florida’s Election Project shows. The project compiles voting data for states that report early voting. Florida, California, Georgia, and Texas lead the way. |
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