
Brit Hume
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Brit Hume
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Chief Political Analyst, Fox News Channel. Arguments welcome. Name callers & verbal abusers blocked.



Unprecedented obstruction warrants nuking the filibuster Now




I share @megankstack's exasperation, but to those who say that canine rape is impossible, despite the many Palestinians who have described it, I'd note that at least three different medical journal articles discuss rectal injuries in humans from anal penetration by dogs. Sigh.

Pennsylvania Republican leaders made multiple attempts to get the 2018 congressional map, which was redrawn by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, before the U.S. Supreme Court, but they were unsuccessful. The U.S. Supreme Court declined to block the state court's ruling and later refused to take up a direct challenge to the new map before the 2018 elections.

The Supreme Court’s legitimacy depends on providing “Equal Justice Under Law,” as the courthouse says. When the Supreme Court rules one way when it hurts Democrats and another way when it helps Republicans, it’s not doing law — it’s doing raw power politics. Americans are rightly questioning why it deserves such power.





42 percent of Democrats believe the Butler, PA assassination attempt on President Trump was staged. This isn't a small group. Massive numbers of Democrat voters are living in a complete state of delusion.


No one can predict the future with certainty. No analyst possesses a crystal ball capable of forecasting whether the Islamic regime can survive the long-term political and economic consequences of this war. But based on every serious measure of national power, Iran is weaker today than before the conflict began. Its military has been shattered across multiple domains. Its economy is under severe strain. Its proxies are degraded. Its deterrence credibility has suffered. Its strategic ambitions have been rolled back. The United States and its partners still hold the upper hand because the foundations of Iranian power have been systematically reduced, and rebuilding them may take far longer than many observers are willing to admit."





