November 15 2022
 
Good morning from Washington, which President Biden left behind to attend the G-20 summit in Indonesia. China promptly scored at America’s expense, Michael Cunningham writes. Parental pushback on woke policies made for school board wins, Jarrett Stepman finds. On the podcast, a look at GOP leadership elections in the House and Senate. Plus: a challenge for the House’s top Republican; Florida gives hope to the GOP; how Ohio’s incoming senator sees the political landscape; and conservatives come to grips with voting by mail. On this date in 1965,  at Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats, Californian Craig Breedlove, 28, sets a new land-speed record of 600.6 mph in his car, the Spirit of America, powered by a surplus engine from a Navy jet. 
 
 
 
COMMENTARY
Biden Hands China’s Xi Propaganda Victory at G-20
By Michael Cunningham

If President Biden wants to set the U.S.-China relationship on a more favorable track, he must engage Beijing from a position of strength. That’s not what happened Monday.
COMMENTARY
 Parental Rebellion Pays Off: Conservatives Win School Board Seats
By Jarrett Stepman

Commonsense candidates found success in an arena long dominated by the Left and public sector unions.
NEWS
What You Need to Know About GOP Leadership Elections
By Samantha Aschieris

Republican House lawmakers are set to hold leadership elections today. Here’s what you need to know about four of the positions they’ll be voting on.
NEWS
Kevin McCarthy Will Face Freedom Caucus Challenger
By Mary Margaret Olohan

Kevin McCarthy “doesn’t have the votes to become [House] speaker and he’ll be challenged,” says a spokesman for Rep. Andy Biggs.
COMMENTARY
How Florida Became New Capital of Red State America
By Josh Hammer

Registered Republicans now outnumber registered Democrats in Florida by over 300,000, a shift of nearly 600,000 since Ron DeSantis’ minuscule 2018 victory over Andrew Gillum.
NEWS
Here’s Who JD Vance Blames for GOP Losses
By Mary Margaret Olohan

“Any effort to blame Trump—or McConnell for that matter—ignores a major structural advantage for Democrats: money,” writes Vance.
NEWS
Conservatives Split on Future of Mail-In Voting, Ballot Harvesting
By Fred Lucas

In light of recent election results, Republicans and conservatives are debating whether to beat or join the mail-in ballot rush that Democrats have excelled at in most states.
NEWS
ICYMI: 'No Rushed Leadership Elections': Conservative Leaders Call for Delaying House, Senate Leadership Elections
By Mary Margaret Olohan

“Many current elections are still undecided. There should be no rushed leadership elections,” states a letter signed by conservative leaders.
 
     
 
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