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October 28, 2022
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| Midterm Debates Put Democratic Abortion Extremism on Display |
| by Joy Stockbauer |
| Throughout the midterm campaign cycle, the only policy topic that Democrats have been eager to discuss is abortion. Recent debates have demonstrated, however, that the Democrats' goal of appealing to the average American falls flat when their abortion extremism is exposed. |
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| McMastering Marriage: What the GOP Can Learn from the SC Gov's Stand |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| If the marriage debate was supposed to happen after the election, no one told South Carolina. Wednesday night's showdown between Governor Henry McMaster (R) and challenger Joe Cunningham devoted a good chunk of time to the subject, which Democrats desperately want to believe is a winning issue for them. Since the end of Roe v. Wade, the president's party has been deliberately stoking fears that Obergefell is the next to fall - a prospect that didn't seem to bother McMaster one bit. |
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| As Education Weighs on Midterm Voters, VP Harris Pushes Electric School Buses |
| by Dan Hart |
| In the wake of historic declines in math and reading scores in schools and polls showing concerns over controversial material in classrooms on the top of midterm voters' minds, Vice President Kamala Harris unveiled a plan to spend $5 billion on electric school buses. |
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| Economy Limps Along Despite Deceptively Strong GDP Report |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| A failing football team might come out of halftime and score a fluke touchdown based on their opponents' successive penalties, but that doesn't mean they've figured out how to generate effective offense. Just so, a positive result for the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) advance estimate for the Third Quarter (July-September) of 2022 doesn't mean the U.S. economy is gaining strength. |
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