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2020: It Don't Mean a Thing If You Ain't Got Those Swings
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When most people think about the Democratic party, they think of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.). That may be a good thing for AOC, but it's terrible news for the DNC. Heading into 2020, the worst scenario for Donald Trump's opponents is to be defined by a 29-year-old socialist with half-baked, radical views, light years away from heartland America. But according to a pile of new surveys from Axios to Heritage Action, that's a gamble too many liberals are willing to take.
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Dealing with Corporate Activism: Shop to It!
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"Our view was always, 'Let's just run a business.'" Today, former Walmart CEO Bill Simon would be in the minority. As more companies pick sides in the cultural debate, he -- like a lot of executives -- is having a hard time understanding which business these CEOs are in: advancing left-wing advocacy or their company's brand?
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In God Schools Trust
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To some people, they're just four words. To leaders like South Dakota's Phil Jensen, they're a lifeline for today's kids. In a world as violent and polarized as ours, if there was ever a time to put a simple reminder like "In God We Trust" before students, some states think, it's now.
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Tony Perkins' Washington Update is written with the aid of FRC senior writers. | Print Friendly
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