There's a lot to talk about — about our president's. The media has gone into a frenzy after text messages from political figures and news correspondents were released regarding January 6th and Donald Trump. But there's a lot less to the texts than critics and the media would have you believe. Looking forward the media has people considering who could be the presidential prospects in 2024. Because as of right now, the polls for both Biden and Trump are not looking promising.

A large amount of recent political conversations and polls are consumed by who could be in the 2024 presidential race. Is Donald Trump considering a third run for the White House? Does Joe Biden plan on running for reelection? And what happens if both of them opt out? Will a new candidate continue the policy's of their party's predecessor? It's all fine to think about, as long as this infamous rivalry doesn't overshadow another year of our politics.

Harvard University Institute of Politics came out with a new poll asking young people about their thoughts on the United States. And the findings are anything but boring. A large number of young people from both sides said they think the United States is a failed or troubled Democracy overall. This just shows that people of all ages see through the current administration's attempt to continually pitch the idea that everything is "free".

The democratic party loves to use the word transform but the word alone is powerless. What the United States needs right now isn't persuasive or "feel good" langue it's actual action. Sooner or later Democrats will realize that they can't bank on people hating Trump to get them elected. That's in the past. And the present issues of our nation are catching up to them.

The Washington Post came out with a piece that said Biden's approval rating is at a new low. And with the direction the White House is headed, it could be getting worse. Democrats want to believe that Biden's main downfall is messaging and communication. But issues like inflation, COVID, Afghanistan, and many others are substance issues that take REAL action and change to solve. The last thing the United States needs is another sales pitch!

Here's a basic fact: The Democratic Party's number-one priority is to pass a voting "reform" bill that would federalize elections under rules favorable to Democratic candidates. It's more important than any other part of the party agenda. But Democrats on Capitol Hill don't have the votes to pass the far-reaching voting bill known as S.1. […]

When President Biden announced a bipartisan deal to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on infrastructure — the real kind, like roads and bridges and waterways — he stressed that it is extremely important that he and lawmakers be able to trust each other. Each must be as good as his or her word, Biden […]

In Washington, Democrats are trying to pass the most ambitious agenda since the Great Society without having won a majority of seats in the U.S. Senate. How is that supposed to work? (Answer: It won't.) There are increasing signs that party leaders are deeply out of touch not just with the public as a whole […]

Yes, 35 House Republicans voted to create a commission to investigate the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. And yes, some GOP senators also support the proposal. But the two top Republican leaders — Kevin McCarthy in the House and Mitch McConnell in the Senate — are solidly opposed. They have their reasons. Like: What about the […]

Talk to House Republicans, and they'll tell you this about Liz Cheney: Her problem is not that she voted to impeach President Donald Trump. Her problem is that she can't move on from voting to impeach Trump. At a time when House GOP leaders feel it is critical to oppose the Biden-Pelosi agenda — trillions […]