Montana Lawmakers Prepare Suppressor and Short-Barreled Firearm Bills

Three Montana Republican legislators are preparing parallel bills for the 2027 session to revise state restrictions affecting suppressors and short-barreled firearms. The proposals follow ATF's October 9 federal enforcement change, but Montana's existing statutes remain in effect unless lawmakers...

By Brandon Curtis •

GOP Gets a Midterm Wake-Up Call: What Went Wrong and What Comes Next?

On our latest episode, we analyze the nationwide victories by Democrats in this week’s Midterms JOHN ROGERS, senior partner and pollster at Cygnal, says Tuesday’s results followed broken promises to lower prices and not get America entangled in foreign conflicts. He also noted that white Evan...

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Voters Sent a Significant Signal to Washington and the GOP

American For Prosperity's Katelyn Bledsoe joined Hugh Hewitt in the immediate aftermath of the GOP's sweeping losses in the 2026 Midterms to discuss the significant signal voters sent to Washington and the GOP: they are not happy with the status quo when it comes to the cost of living. Bledsoe al...

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Feeling Blue from the Midterms?

The United States is settling into its midterm election results and reactions from across the nation and the world have been, shall we say, interesting. The Democrat party candidates won resounding victories nationwide. The official Republican line emerging appears to be, &#8220;It was the war&#8...

By Keith Finch •

AARP’s John Hishta Reveals What Republicans Need to Learn From the Midterms

Why did voters over 50 break toward Democrats—and what should Republicans learn from it? Larry O’Connor speaks with AARP’s John Hishta about the exit-poll findings, the divide between older men and women, and the household costs driving voters’ decisions. From groceries and gas to prescri...

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