Check out the latest polling analysis from @BullfinchGroup and IC Pollster Brett Loyd:

It’s astonishing that the richest country in world history could convince itself that it was plundered by immigrants and trade.

It makes no sense.

Happy Veterans Day to all my fellow veterans today! You and your families represent the best of what this country is all about. And your leadership, example and experience are needed now more than ever before. Our community can be an example of unity, patriotism, selflessness

Rise and shine! New bop dropped 🎶

Let's say you take out a $400,000 mortgage loan at 6.25% - and choose a 50-year mortgage instead of 30 yrs. In return for saving $283 monthly, you will pay an extra $421,302 in interest over the life of loan. Or if you sell at 15 yrs, will have paid off just $29,000 in equity.

This WSJ piece makes clear that the Heritage Foundation’s internal clash over Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes isn’t just a think tank problem—it’s a warning for the entire MAGA movement. Principled conservatism can’t survive by ignoring extremism.

Peter Thiel: If you graduated in 1970 with no student debt, compare that to the millennial experience: too many people go to college, they don’t learn anything, and they end up with incredibly burdensome debt. Student debt is a version of this generational conflict that I’ve

@MattZeitlin @brianstelter I spent all Wednesday and Thursday trying to compress my affordability theory into a sentence … and … he just … tweeted it out

History shows us that having too much debt during an economic downturn leads to a classic, self-reinforcing cycle where: 1) The empire can no longer borrow the money to repay its debts 2) It prints a lot of new money, which devalues the currency and raises inflation 3) Living

Trouble ahead for GOP in '26 Midterms?

Occasional reminder that Democrats' defeat of George Bush's Social Security reform in 2006 has caused taxpayers to miss out on a 366% gain on their money and that many of the architects of that defeat -- Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi -- are still leaders of the Democratic party.

3 Takeaways for Independent Voters After Yesterday’s Election

What if I told you healthcare is actually cheap and healthcare bureaucracy is expensive

The partisan realignment in full view. The "diploma divide" is explaining the GOP's new bent towards populist/working class messaging

The question for Dems is… Now what? Questions remain for Dem brand and identity for ‘26 and beyond.

No president in the last 22 years has had more than 12 straight months with an approval rating over 50 percent, and the entire developed world is basically in a protracted convulsion over cost of living concerns and kicking out various bums from office. This is not the only

Sears ran a single-issue campaign with $10 million in venomous anti-trans ads (a 41% issue in the state). She ran nothing on the economy, jobs, taxes, schools, health, or roads/highways. The result is a statewide bloodbath all the way down ballot. Perhaps there's a lesson here.

A helpful post on polarization: Democratic voters shifted left in the 2010s, Republicans did not shift right. But in Congress it's the opposite. So each side can say the other one became extremists

I found an interesting graph about yesterday’s elections

Spanberger and Sherrill are what Democrats hoped Hillary Clinton would be. They are strong and experienced and moderate and female. But they are also veterans of the CIA and Navy—and don’t have the baggage and negatives of the Clinton name. This is what’s possible nationwide