Republicans have long felt favorably towards the state of Israel, with a 2015 Pew Research poll showing that 54% of them believed America was not doing enough to support its Middle Eastern ally. Yet a major shift is underway, particularly among the young.   We can see this from the results of a more recent Pew survey conducted in March. It found 50% of Republicans aged 49 and younger expressed a negative view of Israel, up from 35% in 2022. What’s more, some have begun to embrace openly antisemitic figures.   This isn’t just wrong–it’s self-destructive. Because the simple fact is, those

Sen. Roger Marshall is up for reelection, and some have suggested that Gov. Laura Kelly will challenge him. While she recently denied having plans to seek another office, the scarcity of viable Democrats casts doubt on that claim. What’s more, there’s an important factor working in her favor.   Kansas has avoided the far-left legislative agenda seen in many Democrat-led states, and voters might conclude that the governor is less extreme than California’s Gavin Newsom or Illinois’ JB Pritzker. However, the reason for Kelly’s seemingly moderate record is simple.   Republican lawmakers overrode her radical vetoes.   One example came in

Last year saw New York Attorney General Letitia James attempt to financially destroy President Donald Trump with a massive civil judgment. Her effort failed when an appeals court threw out the ruling, and this has apparently prompted Democrats to try and ruin someone else. Their new target?   Ordinary Americans.    That’s what data released by the White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) seems to suggest, anyway. It examined the harm that Sen. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s government shutdown has caused, including here in Kansas.    The CEA estimated last month that Kansas’s Gross State Product would fall by