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Dems’ Blue Wave May Crash into Dead End

Voters’ last memories of Democratic governance aren’t pretty ones. And even if they end up with control of both chambers of Congress come January, it’s unlikely that Democrats will be doing much governing at all.

Haley Stevens’ Act of Bravery as Her Party Abandons Jewish Voters

Stevens had begged for El-Sayed to stop blaming the Jewish state for everything wrong and El-Sayed refused. So the Michigan politician did the only sensible thing: She is backing Republican Mike Rogers on the eve of Tuesday’s election. The progressives are already screaming, declaring her a “traitor.” But this is not a betrayal. It is a singular act of courage.

Dems Know Omar Is in Deep Trouble and That’s Why Obama Jumped in

Obama is like a firefighter parachuted in by the Democratic Party at times of crisis to put out fires. So when he weighed in on Sunday on the federal investigation of Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar over potential allegations of immigration fraud, you just knew that the party is worried about the national implications if she were to be indicted and potentially denaturalized and deported.

El-Sayed Still Close to Terror-Linked Mom Despite Best Efforts to Hide Her from Campaign

Michigan Dem Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has curated a family narrative for the campaign trail that erases his terror group-linked birth mother for his white stepmom — even though he remains close to his “ummi,” The Post can reveal. Biological mom Fatten Elkomy was born in Alexandria, Egypt, and previously worked for the Islamic American Relief Agency — a designated terrorist organization.

Cornell 7 Drama Proves the Campus-Rape Panic Is a Farce

The campus rape industry cannot tolerate Jane Doe’s earlier honest self-evaluation. If females take full responsibility for their own behavior, the lucrative, bureaucracy-bloated grift will come crashing down. So the college assault complex has a surefire method for erasing such moments of clarity: Don’t believe those “survivor” statements.