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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) continues to focus its attention on “Made in the USA” claims, and this time the agency has fixed its gaze on a Florida-based company and its...
If you’ve ever taken part in the weekly VIP Gold live chat with HotAir’s Ed Morrissey and myself, you’ve probably heard me utter the phrase “everything is stupid and it’s...
GOP candidates who won their primaries on hardline abortion stances and conspiracy theories around the 2020 election are making a tough pivot toward kitchen table issues.
Marilyn Nieves/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Several Republicans who were nominated as firebrands in purple states are now eyeing post-primary messaging pivots in a policy acrobatics routine that could determine the outcome of marquee races. Politicians modulating their campaign strategy after winning their party's nomination is a tale as old as primaries themselves, and Democrats and Republicans
Arizona Republican Jerone Davison takes on the KKK and gun control activists in an ad that's gone viral.