Becky Noble

New Yorkers had to have some idea of what they were getting into when they elected the city's first Muslim Democratic Socialist Mayor, Zohran Mamdani.

It's the kind of thing that makes most Americans see red when they think of politicians. They assure voters how hard they are going to work for them if they just vote for them and get them to the state house or Washington, D.C. But after they get elected, something happens, and for so many, their very existence becomes all about nothing but ambition and power, and nothing more.

Explore the complex career vs family choices American women face amid cultural and economic pressures.

The fact that Washington, D.C., has been slowly turning into an old folks' home for elderly politicians for decades has been chronicled here at RedState numerous times.

As more and more Democratic Socialist candidates win primaries, their anti-Israel rhetoric gets louder and more pronounced.

You might think that Democrats have enough problems without having to figure out what a woman is. But their chronic gender confusion apparently also extends to men as well. With just three months to go before the midterm elections, Democrats are mired deep in their man/woman conundrum. And even as twisted as it is, it is also ever so comical.

As Americans are knee-deep in the 2026 midterm election primary season, the conventional wisdom surrounding the myriad polls they are treated to is

Way back in 1964, Ronald Reagan said, "The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant; it's just that they know so much that isn't so."

The insane far-left antics of blue cities never cease to amaze. Just when you think they could not get more unhinged, they do. Soon, these once great cities will consist of two groups of people: the very rich, who are untouched by crazy liberal policies, and the very poor, who survive because of them. But in one of those cities, there is a group just trying to make things better. What are they getting for their troubles? An investigation.

While "entertaining" might not be the first word that comes to mind for Californians who are not Democrats and endure living under one-party rule