Joy Pullmann is the Executive Editor of The Federalist and a mother of six. She is a graduate of Hillsdale College and a fellow at the Heartland Institute, focusing on education. Pullmann's articles often cover conservative viewpoints on various topics, including LGBT issues, immigration, and religious freedom.
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Local residents said in a public meeting that the camp owner said she is 'best friends' with a 'minor-attracted person' who visits her camp.
By: Joy Pullmann
Locals said in a public meeting that the camp owner said she is ‘best friends' with a ‘minor-attracted person' who visits her camp near a school.
By: Joy Pullmann
Mark Moyar's story shows why Trump has to prove to the people he needs for an effective presidency that he will not leave them twisting in the wind.
By: Joy Pullmann
Contrary to propaganda messaging, our society is neither ‘overfeminized' nor ‘pro-woman.' It is deeply anti-woman.
Contrary to propaganda messaging, our society is neither 'overfeminized' nor 'pro-woman.' It is deeply anti-woman.
By: Joy Pullmann
‘Every minute I'm spending defending the AG from this is one minute I'm not spending suing the Biden administration or defending laws passed by the legislature.'
By: Joy Pullmann
Steve Sabovik has been a fourth-grade teacher and school librarian for 18 years, and now he wants kindergarteners to call him ‘Miss Sabovik.'
On Thursday, Sen. Eric Schmitt asked social media companies to disclose recent government demands for removing Americans' speech.
Democrats have publicly demonstrated they are well-prepared to work all post-election scenarios in their favor.
By: Joy Pullmann
One of the best ways to know what Democrats are up to is to simply check how they’re smearing their opponents. [Snip] Republican electeds better have an intelligent plan for post-election chaos...If any agitation occurs among any group that isn’t obviously allied with Democrats, it will certainly be pinned on Republicans and their voters and used to justify increasing the deployment of counterterrorism tools against half of Americans. [Snip] Leftist activists say that even Trump declaring victory on election night--a long-established American tradition only broken in 2020--constitutes an incitement to violence and could be “disinformation.”
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