Democrat strategists are painting a grim picture around the potential effects of the continued departure of Hispanic voters from the party. Former President Donald J. Trump widened the reach of the Republican party and courted Hispanic voters in numbers never seen by a conservative candidate in the 2020 presidential election. Republicans are seeking to build off that momentum heading into the Fall midterm elections.… Continue Reading
Russia looks to China for Military Aid
Sunday, Russian officials requested economic and military aid from China as their invasion of Ukraine, according to multiple reports. The invasion has taken a considerable toll on the Russian economy, as countries world-wide have continued to impose sanctions aimed at crippling the country. Ukraine has also proven to be far more formidable than Russia initially expected with three weeks of resistance that has reduced Russia’s military supply. … Continue Reading
Virginia Congressional Candidates Utilize Youngkin Education Strategy
Candidates across Northern Virginia are looking to take a page out of the Governor Youngkin playbook when it comes to messaging on education. Governor Youngkin was able to successfully galvanize voters around the issue of parental choice, banning CRT and mask mandates to secure his victory over Terry McAuliffe this past year.… Continue Reading
Poll: Democrats’ Progressive Policies Out-of-Touch with Voters
By WMAL.com A new poll conducted by Shoen Cooperman Research found that the current state of the Democrat Party is out-of-touch and ineffective. The poll details how the unpopular policy positions put forth by democrats put them in a losing position heading into the Fall midterm elections. Changing course: the Democrats have been focused on…… Continue Reading
Man Sought in Homeless Killings in D.C., New York City
WASHINGTON (AP) — Authorities are searching for a man who is believed to have attacked multiple people who were sleeping on the streets in Washington, D.C., and New York City, killing two of his victims and injuring three others, police said.… Continue Reading
Beto O’Rourke: “We don’t see CRT being taught in [Texas] schools right now”
The Democratic nominee for governor in Texas Beto O’Rourke came out against the teaching of Critical Race Theory (CRT) in Texas in a speech over the weekend. His statements mark a transition away from the progressive policies he ran on in 2020 in his failed bid for the democratic nomination for president.… Continue Reading
Two dead, six hospitalized after car crashes into outdoor dining area
Heather Curtis WMAL.com UPDATE 3/12/22 – The two women who were killed Friday were 73-yer-old Terese Taffer and 76-year-old Jane Bloom, both of NW D.C. WASHINGTON 3/11/22 – Two women are dead and six other people are in local hospitals after an elderly man lost control of his car, slamming into the outdoor seating area…… Continue Reading
O’Connor & Company 03.11.22: Lt. Gen. Tom Spoehr, MD Comptroller Peter Franchot, DC Union’s Gregg Pemberton, Smithsonian’s Beth Crownover, Bret Baier
DC Police Union Head Voices Frustration with Mayor Bowser
Thursday, Mayor Bowser said the carjacker who murdered the doctor earlier this week “probably didn’t intend to kill anybody.” The mayor was referencing the murder of Rakesh Patel, a 33-year-old intensive care doctor at D.C. hospital. Patel was killed Tuesday night after a carjacker struck him with his own vehicle.… Continue Reading
Governor DeSantis set to Sign Bill Banning Critical Race Theory
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis scored another victory in his efforts to root out divisive teachings in Florida’s public school system Thursday, as the state legislature passed a bill limiting teachers and businesses from discussing race.… Continue Reading
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