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  Share Source: Justin L. Fowler/The State Journal-Register via AP, Pool Partisan gerrymandering is bad. When Republicans do it. Leftists are constantly carping about the "brokenness" of institutions like the Supreme Court, the Senate and the Electoral College because they perceive said institutions to be obstacles to their arrogation of power. When Democrats controlled 60 Senate seats early in the Obama era, their hand-wringing about the "undemocratic" nature of the upper chamber was strangely muted. When they all assumed Hillary Clinton would win the presidency and replace Justice Scalia ...

Indoor mask mandates aren’t going away until 2022 at the earliest. Still, it’s nice to see an expert as respected as Gottlieb taking the bull by the horns. “How this seems to work is Gottlieb says it, a couple of weeks later a lib-shaming piece gets published in The Atlantic, and three weeks after that Biden tells the CDC to do something,” Patrick Ruffini half-joked about Gottlieb’s influence this morning. That’s an exaggeration but not a huge one: Gottlieb has consistently been more aggressive on matters like ending outdoor mask mandates and easing restrictions in schools than th...

Former President Donald Trump congratulated Susan Wright, widow of late Rep. Ron Wright, on Sunday

Poll: MLB wrong, most Americans back Ga. election law Sunday, April 11, 2021  |  Michael F. Haverluck (OneNewsNow.com) Spanish After Major League Baseball moved the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver because Georgia passed an election reform bill requiring ID for absentee voter ballots, a poll shows that an overwhelming majority of Americans back the voting integrity law. Despite President Joe Biden and the left staging the Georgia law passed by Republican lawmakers as something equal to the racist Jim Crowe Laws, once Americans discovered what the law was really about, they became...

AP Photo/Jessica Hill There’s a lot on this topic floating around on news sites today. It’s been on my mind too every time we’ve heard some exciting new vaccination stat touted by the White House. (Eight million doses dished out last Friday and Saturday alone!) Right now the vaccine practically administers itself because we haven’t yet exhausted the population of people who are eager to get it. They’re motivated, they’re scheduling, they’re showing up, and the shots are going out. Eventually we will exhaust that population, though. That’s when we hit “the wall,” the group ...