Voters in Vermont and Michigan joined Californians Tuesday to add abortion as a right enshrined in their constitutions, marking a resounding defeat for pro-lifers. “Personal reproductive autonomy” was the specific language used in Vermont’s Article 22 measure. More than three-quarters of voters in Vermont decided abortion “is central to the liberty and dignity to determine […]
We review the Crimson Trace Laser Saddle to see if this shotgun accessory is worth throwing on your favorite gun. Crimson Trace has long been the king of the visible laser. Like them or not, they’ve ruled well with a wide variety of products and have recently extended into the world of shotguns. Today it’s all […]
Midterm elections have a way of bringing out the worst in politicians. It’s not just the flubs, gaffes and stumbles they make as the campaigns rush toward the finish. It’s the things they say which really tell us who they are. Consider President Joe Biden’s remarks about oil and gas companies. Thanks to high energy […]
ANALYSIS – The midterm elections have reminded us that the country is more divided than at any time since the Civil War. While the GOP is likely to retake the House with a narrow majority, the Senate is still split evenly with a runoff in Georgia likely to decide control in January. Meanwhile the red […]
In a shocking upset Democrat Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) Chairman Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney has lost his reelection battle. The New York Democrat charged with leading the House Democrats’ reelection efforts called Republican challenger Mike Lawler to concede Wednesday morning. Maloney is the first sitting chairman of the DCCC to lose reelection in more than […]
FOR YOUR EYES ONLY – American Liberty News (ALN) – in collaboration with respected national security expert Paul Crespo and the Center for American Defense Studies (CADS) – provides our readers the PDB: Not the President’s Daily Brief, but almost as good – PAUL’S DAILY BRIEFING. Get Your Best Daily Defense and Foreign Affairs Intelligence Here in One Brief. Read the summaries or dive […]
NBC and CNN are calling the Kansas gubernatorial election for Democratic incumbent Laura Kelly. Kelly won reelection with 49.2% of the vote, defeating Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt. Despite Kansas’ status as a reliably red state, it has a history of electing Democratic governors. State Sen. Dennis Pyle, an independent candidate who left the Republican […]
Pennsylvania voters reelected Democrat state Rep. Anthony “Tony” DeLuca Tuesday evening but there’s one big problem, Mr. DeLuca passed away in October. According to the Pennsylvania House Democrat Caucus Mr. DeLuca, 85, passed away following a brief battle with lymphoma, a disease he previously beat twice. “While we’re incredibly saddened by the loss of Representative […]
As Americans continue to wait for election results to trickle in, a Georgia elections official said Wednesday morning that it’s safe to assume the Georgia Senate race will head to a runoff election. “While county officials are still doing the detailed work on counting the votes, we feel it is safe to say there will […]
With four Senate seats and 64 House seats still in play, we don’t know which party will have a majority in either chamber for the next two years. In the battle for Congress’ upper chamber, Lt. Gov. John Fetterman is projected to defeat Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania, flipping the seat and greatly increasing […]
A key Virginia congressional seat has swung back into the Republican column. Incumbent Democrat Elaine Luria (VA-02) has been unseated after serving two terms in Congress by her Republican challenger, Virginia State Senator Jen Kiggans. Luria tried to shed her voting record of being a lackey for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over the course of […]
A Virginian’s Perspective on 2022 Midterm Winners and Losers
“The first wall to fall was pushed over in 1980 in the Polish shipyards. Later, other symbolic walls came down, and the Germans, of course, tore down the literal wall in Berlin. The fall of the Berlin Wall makes for nice pictures. But it all started in the Gdansk shipyards.” — Lech Walesa on the […]