And they are out there in droves. What are shy voters, and who are they? As Americans grow more and more anxious about Election Day on Nov. 5, it could be said that these are crucial yet mostly ignored questions. They shouldn’t be. Shy voters may determine a decisive win instead of a close race…
Could immigration be turning the Golden State red? The media has been reporting that illegal border crossings have dropped since President Joe Biden implemented some harsher immigration policies. But is that the case? In Texas it is – but those results could be due more to the state’s own enforcement than anything the federal government…
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If not for the government, it would have been a negative payroll print. The October surprise may have arrived – albeit at the beginning of November. No, it was not some off-color remark or damning photo. Instead, it was a worse-than-expected October jobs report, from downward revisions to collapsing employment levels. The one golden nugget…
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A $600 billion administrative moral hazard. The premise behind federal student loan forgiveness is that it is “fair”: people struggling with student loans because of a down job market, personal troubles, or other of life’s inevitable strains should be “unburdened by what has been.” At the same time, debt relief administration problems include bureaucratic inefficiencies…
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Immigrants trying to cross the border before election results. Editor’s note: Join Liberty Nation News each week to stay up to date on the nationwide ramifications of an open borders America. Playing the Migrant Shuffle When Texas didn’t get the federal government’s help dealing with the migrant invasion, Governor Greg Abbott took the bull by the horns…
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With the US Supreme Court ruling Wednesday, October 30, that Virginia can proceed with purging noncitizens from its voter rolls, other states seem to be eyeing the results and making plans. Was the one-page order the starting pistol for cleaning up ineligible voters? Or are more politics and perception at play? We spoke with Liberty…
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Last week, Gallup published a poll that showed Americans don’t have much confidence in the media. Only 54% of Democrats, 27% of independents, and 12% of Republicans trust “mass media,” defined by Gallup as “newspapers, TV and radio,” when it comes to reporting the news fully, accurately, and fairly. Well, there’s one problem. Define accurately…
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Former President Donald Trump is set to embark on a podcast experience that could end up being the biggest in history. Today, October 25, Trump will join podcaster Joe Rogan on his show in what is expected to be – as is typical for the show – a multi-hour conversation on a range of topics,…
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By F. Andrew Wolf, Jr. PhD On an early fall morning, 132 years ago today, thousands of kids at schools throughout America rose together and looked up to a crisp, new American flag in their classroom. They then began to recite in unison the Pledge of Allegiance, 23 words authored by an American few today…
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All the latest polls, betting odds, and news. Updated Daily. Kamala Makes a pitch to black voters. Rasmussen Reports has some sobering numbers for the Harris campaign. Trump continues to gain ground with the national polling. And the swing state divide just piled on the proverbial pounds. With just 19 days to go before the…
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Plus 2024 budget deficit and coffee. When the Federal Reserve followed through with cutting the interest rate by a super-sized 50 basis points at the September policy meeting, borrowing costs were expected to start falling. Instead, various credit instruments like mortgage rates are climbing. The US central bank does not establish the mortgage lending rate…
Eight years ago, it was all but unthinkable that Donald Trump could count on any significant support from two constituencies traditionally hostile to Republicans and crucial to Democrats. After his trip down that golden escalator, he delivered remarks about illegal immigrants that were widely viewed as insulting. They would be replayed over and over, destined…
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