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  Republicans See CRT As A Way To Win Big With Suburban Voters! According to data by the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) and Chairman Rick Scott, Senate Republicans regard education and the debate over Critical Race Theory (CRT) as key topics in the 2022 midterm elections. A study of 1,200 potential suburban voters conducted by the NRSC in 192 suburban counties across 37 states, CRT in education is a winning theme for Republicans heading into the 2022 midterm elections. The study found that suburban voters believe American public schools are failing students who are falling behind their peers internationally, that they largely oppose CRT in schools, even though Democratic figures continue to defend CRT or claim it is not taught in K-12 schools, and that they overwhelmingly believe biological males should be barred from participating in high school and college women's sports. Scott told the Daily Caller News Foundation, "Democrats are failing American parents an...

 Senate Republicans Will Make Any ‘Build Back Better’ Votes Painful for Democrats!!! Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview that he and other Senate Republicans will not allow the Democrats to pass any multi-billion-dollar "Build Back Better" (BBB) measure without a fight. Last week, while fundraising and campaigning for Republicans in Iowa ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, Cotton told Breitbart News that if the Democrats bring up the Biden agenda bill for a Senate vote, Republicans in the Senate will be able to force a "vote-a-rama," in which they can force as many amendment votes as they want. Cotton hinted at some planned amendments aimed at making life difficult for Democrats, including measures aimed at Biden and the Justice Department's decision to hand out $450,000 checks to illegal immigrants separated from their families at the border due to former President Donald Trump's strict immigration enforcement measures. ...

  Parents are finally being taken seriously!!! What are the objectives of parents? Since Glenn Youngkin's victory in the Virginia governor's race, which was viewed as the suburbs' retaliation, parents' worries have taken center stage. Journalists and politicians alike are suddenly concerned about school issues. Parents have been labeled "racist" by many on the left in the months since the election, but in a state where President Joe Biden won by more than ten points, either the racists went for Biden last time or the claims are absolutely ridiculous. So, what are the real objectives of parents? First and foremost, school boards must offer them a truce. While the media has focused on enraged parents at board meetings, there is a lot of proof that the school boards "started it," in the words of the children they're all supposed to safeguard. Last week, the Scottsdale Unified School Neighborhood's Governing Board president inadvertently released...

  Republican Matthew Leber Is Running for South Carolina House!!! Former combat veteran Matthew Leber told Breitbart News on Saturday that he's running for the South Carolina House of Representatives in District 116 to be the normal guy who takes on Democrats and establishment Republicans. Leber discussed New Jersey state senator Ed Durr's inspiring victory over the state's previous senate president with Breitbart News Saturday presenter Matthew Boyle. "After 9/11, I spent eight years as a paratrooper and two years in the Special Forces. I worked for a number of different government agencies. "I'm just an ordinary guy like Ed, and it's incredibly inspiring," he remarked. "It just goes to prove that things like this may happen." And we're putting on the most effective campaign we can." While on the campaign trail, Leber told a story about a local woman who complained to him about growing inflation, and how it made him feel responsibl...

  Republicans Seem To Have Stopped The Savagery In Two Special Elections!!! Special elections for state legislatures are an interesting indicator of partisanship. That wasn't always the case in the late twentieth century when savvy local candidates and notables frequently persuaded citizens to vote across party lines. Local special elections, however, are a proxy for national opinion in this century of increased party polarization and straight-ticket voting. Consider the results of the two extraordinary legislative elections so far this year that have resulted in a change of parties. The first was on Aug. 17 in Connecticut's 36th state Senate district. This is Connecticut's wealthiest state Senate district, and possibly the wealthiest in the US. Greenwich, the super-rich town where Prescott Bush, the father, and grandfather of presidents, served as moderator of the Representative Town Meeting for 17 years, as well as New Canaan and the northern portion of Stamford, are all ...

  Dems listening To Left-Wing Activists Instead Of Voters Is A Recipe For Disaster!!! Even though he's stating blatantly obvious things, the political sage who's all the rage right now, 30-year-old Democratic consultant David Shor, is making a stir. Things like: To win elections, Democrats should talk about popular issues rather than unpopular issues. They should make promises to do things that people want rather than things that don't appear to matter. The point is, liberals are starting to recognize that they need to hear these self-evident truths. They can see the iceberg ahead of them in November 2022, and they only have a few months to change course before their party becomes the Titanic, and their careers vanish like Leonardo DiCaprio's body into the frigid waters. And you get the idea that Kate Winslet's Rose would roll her eyes and kick them right off the raft into the North Atlantic if top Democratic politicians tried to address the crime epidemic by arguin...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's (R-GA) campaign said it got $3.5 million in small-dollar contributions this year, so minuscule that the campaign doesn't have to divulge its sources. The Federal Election Commission, on the other hand, is dubious. The Federal Election Commission (FEC) requested the Greene campaign to review its books last week to make sure those numbers were correct did it really raise over 80% of its money from small-dollar contributions this year? If history is any indication, all the campaign will have to do is say yes and that will be the end of it. A regulation safeguarding the anonymity of small-dollar donors is at risk, as small-dollar donors have been giving to Republican campaigns in historic numbers—often unintentionally. The campaign is not required to publish any details, including the donor's identifying information, until a donor provides a total of $200 for an election (the "itemization threshold"). Their name, location, and employer...