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Terrified, soon-to-be-deposed Senate tyrant: GOP majority would impeach Obama

Nine facts Democrats don't want you to hear before you vote tomorrow

Five real changes (for the better) we should see if the Senate goes Republican

As good as things are looking for a Republican takeover of the Senate – and at this late stage they’re looking very good – I realize some have a hard time being enthusiastic about this achievement because Barack Obama will still be president.

Far from 'party of no,' House GOP offers lots of proposals media never tells you about

If you depend on the mainstream media for your news, you could be excused for thinking that no one in politics does anything but campaign and spew partisan rhetoric. That's pretty much all the media tell you, maybe because it's all they understand. You know about the latest campaign ad everyone in the political class is yapping about. You might have heard which interest group gave money to which candidate.

Terrified Democrats do their best to pretend they might not support Obama and Reid

Here's one of the reasons you can be confident we're winning, my friends. When Democrats have to try to sound like Republicans in order to have any hope of being elected, we're making progress.

Black Chicago pastor endorses Republican, gets death threats

It shouldn't be a big deal that a pastor - seeing the poor living conditions, unsatisfactory schools and and high unemployment afflicting his members - should publicly support new leadership for his state. That Pastor Corey Brooks of New Beginnings Church in Chicago supports Republican Bruce Rauner for governor of Illinois seems about as natural as a thing can be.

Black stats Obama doesn't want you to hear belie his claim about Democrat 'good works'

President Obama was here in Georgia last week to campaign for Democrat Senate candidate Michelle Nunn, and in an appearance before a largely black audience, he revealed something about just how little Democrats really respect the intelligence of black people.

Winner for the billboard contest

On Friday, we challenged you to come up with a billboard to rebut this Democrat billboard that a listener to a picture of in Athens, Georgia. Your response was tremendous, which made it difficult to select a winning concept because there were so many!

Why the Obama Administration can't handle Ebola (or anything else)

We do not have an Ebola epidemic, and there is no reason for anyone to panic. But we do have a serious problem that has the potential to get much worse, and if it’s the federal government we’re going to trust to “manage the crisis” so to speak, then we absolutely need to demand competent leadership from the executive branch.

Sheila Jackson Lee: You know whose fault Ebola is? Republicans

On the one hand I think it's outrageous and despicable. On the other hand, I shrug, because I know: This is what they do. To a Democrat, everything is political, and every problem that ever occurred would surely have been prevented by the wonderfulness of government if only Republicans had given them more money.

Let's separate fact from fiction concerning Ebola

We've heard a lot of unfounded talk about Ebola in recent days. I don't sense a widespread panic out there, and I'm certainly not panicking myself, but if people don't know the real facts, they might not have the most responsible reactions to what's going on.

Ferguson, Missouri may be no more

It is painful to watch what's unfolding.

Overcome bad news anxiety in your own life, and remember America's done it before

Back in August, I wrote a commentary that looked at the “bad news anxiety” that seemed to be afflicting the nation. Between the crisis at the border, malfeasance in Washington and the refusal of our leaders do anything serious about it, I got a clear sense from callers, listeners and readers that folks were on edge about it.

The bite of the underdog: Why I believe Jim Oberweis can take down Dick Durbin in Illinois

Even if you do not watch or like college football, you may at least appreciate historic moments even if they are sports moments. Namely, five of the eight top-ranked college football teams lost last week to five "underdog" teams. Historic!

How to explain terrorism to a 12-year-old

While I was taking a few days off from my radio show earlier this week, a friend shared with me that his 12-year-old had been asked by one of his teachers to write a paper on ISIS. He wanted to know what I thought about that assignment.

Bill's right about business taxes, but trust Hillary to fix it? I do not think so.

I told you on the radio last week about Bill Clinton’s sudden see-the-light experience with respect to inversions and corporate taxes, an event Rob shared in detail that same day. Essentially, while other Democrats are carping about corporations who look to avoid U.S. taxes by establishing overseas headquarters, Clinton has publicly acknowledged that the problem is the U.S. tax code.

Democrats take all their voters for granted, not just blacks

Republican voters get frustrated with Republicans in Congress because it seems as if they are not aggressive enough on key issues. They have backed off of putting a repeal-and-replace ObamaCare alternative on the table. They now say they will repeal parts of it and try to fix it. It's not fixable! But repair is all they believe they can get if they gain control of both chambers of Congress by winning the Senate and maintain control of the House in November. That may be the case politically, but Republican voters would like for them to at least try to repeal and replace it. Republicans in the House control federal spending authorizations, but when they try to use that power, the Democrats leverage the bias in the mainstream media to put Republicans on the defensive over everything from children to the elderly to animals to the environment and, of course, "government shutdowns".

Fear of shutdown politics prompts House to surrender to Harry Reid yet again

If you were scared to death about the possibility that the government might shut down at some point before the end of the year, I guess you can start celebrating. The House has passed the latest in a series of continuing resolutions that are not really budgets, but authorize the spending of money necessary to fund the operation of the government through the end of the year.

Fantastic: ISIS releases professionally produced trailer titled 'Flames of War'

Feds not ready for ISIS in Texas, but Sheriff Gary Painter is

President Obama promises to "degrade" ISIS, whatever that means. They cut off people's heads. We respond by "degrading" them (and never with boots on the ground, unless we do, or something). I would feel better if we heard the sort of seriousness from Obama that we hear from Sheriff Gary Painter of Midland, Texas: