Voters Keep Cacklin’ Kamala at Bay
The American people may have voted against Trump, but they also voted against extreme left Democrat fantasies. They’ve simultaneously turned down the volume on two raucous channels.
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Sourest Victory of Them All
“This,” declares Damon Linker, “is not a moment for Democrats to celebrate.”
Libs Learn from the Lone Star State
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