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Republican Gains in Voter Registration Fuel Debate Over Democratic Strategy
Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, offers Democrats advice on fixing their dismal ratings — and looks ahead to what…
Former Defense Official Jed Babbin: Putin Will Not Stop at Ukraine
Jed Babbin, on proposed sanctions against Russia - “empty threats do not impress Putin - so if we’re gonna do…
Illinois Congresswoman Pushes Back on Mandatory School Mental Health Screenings
U.S. representative from Illinois’s 15th congressional district, Mary Miller, on her bill combating Illinois law requiring ‘invasive’ student mental health…
David Harsanyi on Joy Reid, Identity Politics, and the Future of the Democratic Party
On Chicago’s Morning Answer, host Dan Proft spoke with David Harsanyi, senior writer for the Washington Examiner and author of…
Former U.S. Attorney Weighs Legal Options in Ongoing Russiagate Disclosures
Rachel K. Paulose, former U.S. Attorney for the District of Minnesota (2006-2008), discusses possible charges if the Trump administration plans…
Redistricting Battles Heat Up in Florida, Texas, and Illinois
Collin Anderson, executive editor for the Washington Free Beacon, on just how gerrymandered Chicago is—so gerrymandered its main airport parks…
Hunter Biden’s Business Dealings and Media Treatment Under Scrutiny
Garret Ziegler, founder of Marco Polo, built a searchable database from Hunter Biden’s laptop, revealing a history of corruption and…
Chuck Schumer’s Fictional Voters Spark Criticism from Reporter Salena Zito
National political reporter Salena Zito weighed in on revelations that Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has repeatedly referenced a fictional…
David Drucker: Trump’s DC Intervention Highlights Limits of Presidential Power
Senior writer for The Dispatch and author of In Trump’s Shadow, David Drucker joined Chicago’s Morning Answer with Dan Proft…