Even if Trump wins, Democrats are planning to keep him from ever moving into the Oval Office again.........

It’s a crazy town, folks. Donald Trump has never been in a better position to win this election, but it will be close, at least that’s what the polls say. The only poll that matters now is the one that reads the result of the 2024 election. Yet, the liberal media has become unspooled, along with the Democrats. We have ads alluding to some unicorn notion that there is a Kamala groundswell—a shoddy take on the shy Trump voter of 2016. Liberals think there are shy Kamala supporters—that’s pure...

Boeing machinists approved a new labor deal Monday, ending a more than seven-week strike that halted most of the aircraft production at the company that was already struggling with mounting losses. Machinists voted 59% in favor of the new contract, which includes 38% wage increases over four years and other improvements. The approval is a relief for Boeing’s new CEO, Kelly Ortberg, who took the top job in August to steer the company through its safety and manufacturing...

This piece was originally posted by the Alliance for Citizen Engagement (Center). It was written by Vianna Rodgers. Tuesday, November 5th marks Election Day in the United States. As millions of voters cast their ballots, news organizations carefully analyze incoming voting data to determine the winner in several races, including the presidency. But even though news organizations such as the Associated Press can “call” a presidential election, their projections do not...

Washington’s political class is grappling with an uncomfortable, and unprecedented, reality: This is the most unpredictable election of their careers. The presidential race is statistically tied in all seven battleground states, making a clean Donald Trump or Kamala Harris sweep — or something in between — about equally likely. Republicans face good odds of flipping the Senate but can’t rule out the possibility that Democrats pick up less-than-ironclad GOP seats in Texas or Florida. And...

The life of a conservative from Reagan to Trump The world shifts, and politics along with it. You know this when you are young, from books. Later in life, you may see it for yourself, firsthand. This is both interesting and unsettling. Dislocating. I always had conservative inclinations, I suppose. When I was in college, they took political expression. I entered college in 1982. I became a convinced conservative, of the Reagan stripe. Through reading, sure — but also through the...

In the waning days of his campaign, former President Donald Trump has further embraced some of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s incorrect or controversial views on health, including vaccines and fluoride. In a Nov. 3 telephone interview with NBC News’ Dasha Burns, Trump appeared open to removing fluoride in the nation’s water supply and taking action to limit vaccines. When asked if “banning certain vaccines might be on the table,” Trump replied, “Well, I’m going to talk to him and talk...

The 2024 presidential race is the closest on record. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are separated by 1 percentage point or less both nationally and in the decisive battleground states. In the Electoral College, the two candidates are essentially tied, with the election turning on a deadlocked Pennsylvania, according to the New York Times’s polling average. If one looks beyond the polling data, however, it is not difficult to tell a story about why each candidate is...

Bracing for potential unrest in the aftermath of Tuesday’s presidential election, federal and district authorities are installing security “enhancements” in Washington, D.C., with fencing around the White House, Vice President Kamala Harris’ residence, and the U.S. Capitol. In addition, 8-foot fencing also now surrounds the Treasury Department complex and parts of Lafayette Square and the Naval Observatory, measures implemented by the U.S. Secret Service that “are part of wide-...

Never in recent US political history has the outcome of a presidential been so in doubt - this is not a contest for the faint of heart. While past elections have been narrowly decided - George W Bush's 2000 victory over Al Gore came down to a few hundred votes in Florida - there's always been some sense of which direction the race was tilting in the final days. Sometimes, as in 2016, the sense is wrong. In that year, polls overestimated Hillary Clinton's strength and failed to detect a...