Staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon
Meghan Blonder is a staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon, a conservative news outlet. She focuses on national issues in the United States and her articles often cover topics related to terrorism, political activism, and government policies. Meghan's work has also been featured in Conservative Review.
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Democrat Sue Altman, who spent months trying to shed her far-left ideals, fell to Republican Rep. Tom Kean Jr. in her bid to flip New Jersey's most contentious congressional district.
By: Meghan Blonder
MSNBC and CNN panelists blamed Vice President Kamala Harris’s decisive loss on podcasters like Joe Rogan, claiming that a right-wing "media ecosystem" radicalized Americans into voting for President-elect Donald Trump.
Rep. Jahana Hayes (D.) prevailed over former state senator George Logan (R.) in Connecticut's only contentious congressional district, a key win for Democrats in one of their most vulnerable House seats.
By: Meghan Blonder
Will Rollins (D., Calif.) lost his second consecutive congressional bid to Inland Empire Rep. Ken Calvert (R.), failing to win over voters with his exaggerated prosecutorial record.
By: Meghan Blonder
CNN anchor Jim Acosta falsely claimed President-elect Donald Trump did not win the popular vote and was immediately corrected on air Wednesday.
By: Meghan Blonder
Howard Law professor Sherrilyn Ifill, who was floated as a possible Supreme Court pick for President Joe Biden, called Fox News host Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for secretary of defense, an "eminently dangerous" "white supremacist."
Democratic strategist James Carville said Vice President Kamala Harris’s failed campaign was "reducible to one moment": her "devastating" response on The View saying she wouldn’t have done anything differently from President Joe Biden.
By: Meghan Blonder
President-elect Donald Trump's pick for attorney general, Pam Bondi, said during an interview just weeks after Hamas's Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel that "ignorant" pro-Hamas college students in the United States "need to be taken out of our country."
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