Rules for Thee
Politicians whose rules apparently do not apply to politicians.
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Biden’s Interior Secretary, Who Invoked ‘Indigenous Knowledge’ To Ban Oil Drilling, Wins Governor’s Race in New Mexico, America’s Second-Biggest Oil Producer
The victory in New Mexico’s governor’s race of former president Joe Biden’s interior secretary, Deb Haaland—who famously invoked “indigenous knowledge” to ban oil drilling—presents a major challenge to the state’s sizable oil and gas industry that Haaland, a fierce environmentalist,…
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Back From the Dead: Shuttered, Bloomberg-Backed Climate Project That Paid Salaries of Government Lawyers Quietly Reappears in Vermont
A controversial, climate-focused initiative at New York University—that paid the salaries of top officials in Democratic attorney general offices nationwide but quietly shuttered earlier this year—appears to have found a new home about 230 miles north.
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Voter ID is on five ballots today. Notice who stopped arguing against it.
Eighty-three percent of Americans back photo ID to vote, Democratic nominees in Nevada and Ohio have stopped fighting it, and only California is still paying to keep it out.
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‘Billionaire Tax’ Appears Defeated in California, But Soak-the-Rich Approach Gains Traction Elsewhere
Election results from a series of state ballot initiatives on tax issues suggest that the wave of Democratic victories may be more about gas prices and anti-Trump sentiment than any overwhelming voter enthusiasm for “tax the rich” policies.
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Walz’s Wingwoman Peggy Flanagan Prevails in Minnesota Senate Race
Minnesota Democrat Peggy Flanagan held off former NFL sideline reporter Michele Tafoya in a closely watched Senate race Tuesday, overcoming questions about her handling of multiple fraud scandals while serving as lieutenant governor in the administration of Governor Tim Walz.
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New York Times, Federal Reserve, Harvard, Columbia Employees Pour Campaign Cash Into Hard-Left Candidates
Employees of the New York Times, the Federal Reserve, Harvard, and Columbia have poured thousands of dollars in campaign cash into Democratic political campaigns—including some of the most extreme far-left candidates—a Washington Free Beacon review found.
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‘Judaism Beyond Zionism’: Meet the ‘Jews for Melat’ Supporting Denver’s Socialist, Israel-Hating Congresswoman-To-Be
As Denver congressional candidate Melat Kiros—a socialist who said the Sept. 11, 2001, and Oct.
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Lebanon’s Top Diplomat in Detroit Attends El-Sayed-Supporting ‘Banquet’ After Praising Hezbollah’s Suicide Bombing of US Marines as ‘Heroic Resistance’
The top Lebanese diplomat in Detroit, who attended an Arab American banquet in support of Abdul El-Sayed and other Democratic candidates last week, praised Hezbollah’s 1983 suicide attack on the U.S.
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Newly ‘Moderate’ Angie Nixon Gets $35K Campaign Boost From Marxist ‘Black Feminist’ Group That Demands Prison Abolition and Defunding Police, Calls Borders ‘Arbitrary’
The political action committee affiliated with far-left Florida Marxist group Dream Defenders—which has received millions of dollars from George Soros’s charitable network, advocates for abolishing prisons and defunding the police, and glorifies to Palestinian terrorist organizations—has spent $35,863 in support…
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Abdul El-Sayed’s Bagmen: Inside the Shadowy Network of Anti-Israel Donors, PACs, and Super PACs Funding His ‘Grassroots’ Campaign
Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign has been quietly supported by a shadowy network of anti-Israel donors and political groups that have quietly spent millions to elect a new breed of radical Democrats, according to a new investigation by the watchdog group…