Eyes off the Prize: Episode 2 of Showtime’s The Lincoln Project
If it had not been for the pandemic, it’s hard to see how Trump would have lost his job. Whether the people featured in the Showtime series really helped push…
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Best of CRC Media Hits for March–April 2022
The months of March and April were highlighted by not only op-eds and radio/TV interviews but also by syndicated media appearances from Virginia to Alaska. As usual, our topics of…
Soros Funds Radical-Left Candidates
Parker Thayer appeared on Rob Schmidt Tonight on Newsmax TV to discuss the many left-wing DA candidates that George Soros has supported with donations. CRC research shows that Soros and…
Ranked-Choice Voting: How RCV Works
At least 22 jurisdictions—including New York City, San Francisco, Maine, and Alaska—used ranked-choice voting (RCV) in their most recent elections. That number is expected to more than double in the…
Ranked-Choice Voting: Winning by Losing
New York City’s first experience with ranked-choice voting is far from the first controversy involving the system that has been pushed financially by the Left and in some cases is…
Ranked-Choice Voting: Catching On
During 2021 some 30 bills were introduced in state legislatures across the country to make their states RCV states. But the idea has particularly caught on at a local level,…
Ranked-Choice Voting: Biggest Advocates
While the most recent accounting found less than one-fifth of RCV races in the United States resulted in the first-place vote recipient losing the election, that number is bound to…
Eliminating Consequences: “Bail Disrupters”
Charitable bail organizations such as the Bail Project and the Minnesota Freedom Fund use donations and taxpayer dollars to help pay the bail of those facing charges. They gained prominence…
Eliminating Consequences: Talking with Dylan’s Mother
Nikki Sterling, Dylan’s mother, graciously gave CRC her time for an interview as she prepared to travel to Indiana, the state where her son was murdered last year, to testify…
Putting Our Cocktail Parties Where Our Mouths Are
Since January 15, 2022, the nation’s capital has required patrons of bars, restaurants, and similar indoor entertainment establishments to show their papers—a vaccination card and photo identification—in order to enter,…