

Paxton Closes In... Talarico Scrambles
Ken Paxton is closing the gap, and James Talarico is reaching for a political disguise. With a new poll putting the Texas Senate race just two points apart, suddenly the Democrat wants voters to see a moderate. My take? His convictions haven’t changed. His sales pitch has. Oil and gas. Transgender…

Three Socialists. One Credibility Crisis.
Three stars of the Democrat socialist left. Three controversies. One credibility problem. Today on Stinchfield, James Talarico’s flu explanation gets scrutiny. First urgent care, then his primary care doctor. What’s the full timeline? The mental institution allegation? The facility denies he was e…

A Body, a Plague Lab and a Kremlin Explanation I’m Not Buying
A Russian plague lab worker is dead. What killed her? We still don’t have answers. My suspicion is antibiotic resistant pneumonic plague, but that remains unproven. Russia wants us reassured. I want evidence. The WHO is asking questions. I’m betting we get bureaucratic babble instead of truth. An…

Cornell Seven: Outrage vs. Evidence
Disgusting behavior. Serious allegations. And a political fight that keeps getting louder. New messages and competing accounts surrounding the Cornell Seven are fueling the debate. But are people looking for the truth, or just ammunition for their side? Today on Stinchfield, I’m tackling the disco…

Ousted, Bitter and Anti-Trump... Sen. Thom Tillis is a Total Whiney Disgrace
Sen. Thom Tillis (R) has turned his back on President Trump. And in my opinion, what we're witnessing is nothing short of a disgrace. The retiring North Carolina senator, is now making the media rounds attacking Trump, calling him thin-skinned, warning about a "dictator king," and trashing his Cab…

The Fantasy Is Free. The Bill Isn’t. Explaining Reality is our Biggest Challenge.
Lies. Promises. Fairy tales. The left’s sales pitch is simple: Government will give you everything—and somebody else will pay. Free healthcare. Free college. Guaranteed income. Tax relief for working families. They sell the dream and bury the bill. That’s the biggest challenge Republicans face: Th…

Plague Before the Polls?
A dead lab worker. Nearly 200 people under observation. And questions about whether plague escaped a Russian laboratory. Reports of a possible spill in Siberia are raising alarms—but neither the spill nor pneumonic plague has been confirmed. Russian authorities deny a laboratory accident. Here’s t…

Democrats Defend The Indefensible... How Is This Close?
Higher taxes. Religious nonsense. Excuses for fraud. And somehow, the midterms are close? Democrats spent the weekend giving Americans a preview of what they stand for. Taking more of your money. Pretending there’s no difference between Islam and Christianity. And embracing the Somali fraudsters w…

Fauci Demanded Secrecy After Ebola Experiment
Anthony Fauci has some explaining to do. A lot of explaining. We are now learning from Fauci’s own private diary that he was alarmed over U.S. Army experiments involving aerosolized Ebola, writing that the research “never should have been done in the first place.” But here’s the part that should i…

The Cornell 7 & the Text Messages That Complicate the Case
Before you convict the Cornell Seven in the court of public opinion, read the text and DM messages in the days the followed the alleged gang rape. Today on Stinchfield, we dig into the part of this case getting buried beneath the outrage: texts reportedly exchanged just two days after the alleged …