Latest from Hugh Hewitt
There is not much political upside to Kavanaugh’s nomination, but there is enormous political downside if he is not confirmed.
Raymond Kethledge is a staunch originalist who would be a nightmare for Democrats.
The “majority rules” precedent has a Democratic source.
It’s impossible to overstate what his confirmation to the Supreme Court has meant.
Our cable-news programming is largely akin to Top 40 radio, played (and repeated) in three-minute bites.
Family separation and tariffs are bad policy and bad politics.
The n-word is out of bounds and it is an unchallenged good that it is. The c-word should join it in the radioactive pile.
The president has already appointed one-eighth of the federal appeals court judges.