Ben Shapiro: Beto O'Rourke Is Toast, Buttigieg Stole All Of His Momentum

Oh, the irony of identity politics doing O'Rourke in.

RELATED: Beto O'Rourke confronted at town hall about stingy charitable donations

Ain't The Devil Happy: In The News - Week of 3/3/19

Elizabeth Warren In Iowa: No, Pence Isn’t A Decent Man

Trump Just Might Have Won the 2020 Election Today

GOP's Paul to Oppose Trump's Emergency, Likely Forcing Veto

MSNBC's Tur Whines: 'Why Are Democrats So Hesitant to Start Impeachment Proceedings?'

Former UC Berkeley Employee Busted For Assault On Conservative

Corrosion of Conformity

Mental-Health Problems and Suicides Up Among Teens

Cohen Hearing Shows There's No Grand Case Against Trump

After My Social Justice Friends Dropped Me For Not Being PC Enough, Conservatives Took Me In

New Research: Women Earn Less Not Because Of Sexism, But Because They Prefer To Raise Their Own Kids

388 Days in Senate Limbo

Unlike Trump, Trudeau Is In Real Trouble

Benjamin Waddell Quote of the Day!

"The three groups that most heavily support Democratic candidates — blacks (88 percent for Clinton in 2016), Hispanics (66 percent for Clinton) and Asians (65 percent for Clinton) — now find themselves disproportionately living in densely populated states whose electoral votes are undervalued compared to those rural, less-populated states.

As Graph 2 shows, in the 2016 election, Wyoming — where 84 percent of the population is white ― had one electoral vote for every 187,875 residents. California — where 62 percent of the population are minorities ― had one electoral vote for every 677,344 residents. So if a person moved from Wyoming to California, their vote would lose nearly 66 percent of its value in presidential elections.

The Electoral College was designed to buttress the power of white rural voters, and true to that purpose, it continues to suppress the power of minority voters today. Critics may argue that Hillary Clinton lost because she failed to round up as many voters in 2016 as Barack Obama did in 2008 and 2012. But Clinton didn’t so much lose the national election as she failed to win enough support in several states stacked with white voters."

- HuffPo writer Benjamin Waddell on Why Donald Trump Will Likely Win A Second Term As President

Ain't The Devil Happy: In The News - Week of 6/10/18

Black leaders call for old-fashioned values to beat failed schools

Larry Kudlow: Canada's Trudeau 'Stabbed Us in Back'

David Frum: Trump Is Our ‘Punishment’ for Terrible Citizens Not Liking the News

The Characterization Of Alice Johnson’s Crimes Is Wrong. She Deserved Punishment

8 Times Obama’s Intelligence Agencies Set People Up To Fabricate The Russia Story

If We’re Lucky, This Innovation Will Nuke Climate Change Scaremongering

5 Reasons Trump Will Win 40 States in 2020

Krauthammer Is Dying With Dignity While Liberals Are Living With None; A Classy Neoconservative

Bill Clinton’s Me Too Reckoning

It’s Not Bigotry to Believe Homosexuality Is a Sin

Billionaire and liberal operative George Soros laments Hillary’s loss, failure of his other agendas

No Endorsement From Bernie Sanders For Son’s Congressional Race