<![CDATA[Frank Luntz has been in the political polling game for a long time. He’s been right at times and he’s been wrong at times, but then, one could say that about most any pollster. It’s hardly an exact science. ]]>

<![CDATA[The 2026 midterm elections are only days away, now, as of this writing. While we’re still wrapped up in these, the most consequential and the most hotly contested midterm elections in American history, it will be over soon, for better or for worse; and then, before the dust is settled, every political type and every […]

<![CDATA[As RedState previously reported, Troy Jackson has had a rough past few weeks on the debate stage with Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), who more than held her own throughout the four debates and helped further expose the Maine Democrat Senate nominee as a clueless wonder who really isn’t any better for the Pine Tree State […]

<![CDATA[The Russo-Ukrainian War, as we’ve been reporting here at RedState, has spillage with global consequences, mostly in energy prices. This mess has gone on far too long, and neither side shows much inclination to settle on any kind of peace deal.]]>

<![CDATA[It’s a long-accepted axiom in Western civilization that we aren’t held accountable for the crimes of our ancestors.]]>

<![CDATA[On Sunday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent appeared on the NBC Sunday show Meet the Press, opposite host Kristen Welker, to discuss ongoing events with fuel prices, Ukraine, Russia, the Trump administration, and related topics. As we have come to expect, the Treasury Secretary handed those issues with aplomb. First, on energy, the Secretary had some […]

<![CDATA[The University of Texas at San Antonio had a game against Navy on Saturday. ]]>

<![CDATA[Israel is, without doubt, the best ally the United States has in the Middle East. As enticing as the notion of divesting ourselves of any of the many and varied problems in that troubled part of the world, it’s in America’s interest to be involved; we are seeing a stellar reason for that right now, […]

<![CDATA[France was rocked by violent, destructive riots across the country on Saturday.]]>

<![CDATA[Republican Rep. Pat Harrigan (NC-10) has apparently had enough of the government’s growing network of surveillance cameras that track Americans wherever they drive. On Thursday, he introduced legislation to impose serious restrictions on Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers, including requiring warrants before police can search most of the information they collect.]]>