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November 7, 2024
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| Trump's Win 'Isn't the Finish Line - It's the Starting Point' |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| While it isn't what every American wanted, the election did deliver something every American needed: clarity. The results that handed Donald Trump his second term supplied exactly what this weary and fractured country had to have to move forward - an unambiguous winner. A straightforward path. A fresh chance to be the nation its people, and the world, deserve. But none of that will matter, some are pointing out, if we don't seize the reprieve God has granted. |
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| Election 2024: A Fighting Chance for Populism and the Unborn |
| by Chuck Donovan |
| A remarkable victory for common sense in what remains a closely split nation are emerging themes from Election Day 2024. For Donald Trump, a torturous campaign of tens of thousands of miles of travel, two assassination attempts, vicious media assaults, and contentious public policy issues that often turned bitter have combined to produce: projected victories for Trump in the Electoral College and the popular vote, a clean Trump sweep of swing states, control of the Senate, and possibly retention of the House as well. Reports suggest that Trump's victory in the popular vote, wholly unanticipated, could be more than 5,000,000 votes. Analysis of these victories will go on for days, but talk of this election being America's last has evaporated. For many, the answer to prayers is particularly great: the results are not ambiguous. |
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| 'Red Wave' Stuns Blue States: Republican Voters Achieve Sweeping 2024 Victory |
| by Dan Hart |
| As votes continue to be tabulated across the country Wednesday, the historic nature of the 2024 election has already become clear: a resurgent conservative movement has swept across the country, with one prominent liberal commentator calling it the "biggest red wave" since Ronald Reagan's victory in 1984. |
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| U.S. House Control Still Undetermined, GOP Holds Narrow Advantage |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Whether Republicans or Democrats will control the U.S. House in the next Congress was still undetermined by midday on the Wednesday following Election Day. Republicans held a narrow advantage (210-194) but neither party had attained the necessary 218 seats needed for a majority, with only 32 races left to call, based on races called by DecisionDeskHQ. |
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| How Republicans Tackled Election Integrity Threats and Swept 9 Ballot Integrity Measures |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| With unaddressed allegations of fraud dominating the months following the 2020 presidential election, Republicans made election integrity a major focus on Tuesday night. The Republican National Committee (RNC) and its team of lawyers were quick to respond to potential hijinks last night, while voters followed up with a resounding push for ballot integrity in 9 states. |
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| 3 States Vote against Pro-Abortion Initiatives, but There's Still 'Work to Do': Expert |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The election has come and gone, and now it's time to analyze the results. Family Research Council has analyzed the 11 abortion-related ballot initiatives in 10 states that Americans voted on during Tuesday's election. Although pro-lifers are mourning the seven states that voted to enshrine abortion in their state's constitutions, they're also emphasizing the fact that the three states that voted to protect the unborn deserve recognition and celebration. |
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| Here Lies the Mainstream Media... |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| The mainstream media is dead. You watched it die Tuesday night. For years, legacy media outfits have shaped the political narrative, gatekept the flow of information, silenced and discredited dissenters, and kept a brutal chokehold on public discourse. Even before Tuesday night, the mainstream media could be heard gasping for life. |
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| Here's What World Leaders Are Saying about Trump's 2024 Win |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| World leaders from all around the globe are offering their congratulations to former President Donald J. Trump after his historic victory in the 2024 presidential election. |
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| Kamala Harris Concession: Loyalty to 'Our God' Drives Me to Fight for Abortion |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Vice President Kamala Harris has conceded the 2024 presidential race in a brief, angry, and graceless call-to-arms in which she claimed her "loyalty to our conscience and to our God" and belief in "the dignity of all people" will drive her to continue fighting for abortion. |
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| Michigan Called for Donald Trump |
| by Ben Johnson |
| President Donald Trump has won the state of Michigan. The Associated Press called the state for the Republican candidate a little before 1 p.m. EST. The state's 15 electoral votes raise his Electoral College tally to 292 to 224 for Kamala Harris. |
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