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Even Some Republicans Aren’t Buying This Memo Spin

In response to allegations of obstruction regarding concerns raised by a whistleblower in a government national security position over a telephone discussion between President Donald Trump and a foreign leader believed to be Volodymyr Zelinskiy, president of Ukraine, the White House today released a

Who Wants Joe Walsh? Nobody.

Former Republican congressman and right-wing talk radio host Joe Walsh formally announced his intention to challenge President Donald Trump in the 2020 Republican primary this weekend.

Right-Wing Bonus Tracks: Leave Alex Jones Alone!

Theodore Kupfer, writing at National Review, makes a case against banning Alex Jones's Infowars from Facebook. At Hot Air, Ed Morrisey is incensed that the NFL once again changed its policy on players' silent protests during the playing of the national anthem. LifeZette writer Kyle Becker laments th

Hungary’s Orbán Dismantles Checks & Balances, Fans Anti-Semitism, Draws U.S. ‘Pro-Family’ Praise

The April 8 re-election victory of Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his Fidesz party was seen by many Europeans and Americans, including some conservatives, as an ominous sign, given Orbán’s dismantling of institutional limits on his power such as an independent judiciary and free press.