Barbara Comstock

1 month ago | newsweek.com | Barbara Comstock

CLOSE X opinion Advocates for ideas and draws conclusions based on the interpretation of facts and data. Share✓ Link copied to clipboard! As a former Republican member of Congress who spent many years working to advance Republican politics and policies. I've always believed in the power of free markets and free people, and government that doesn't recklessly intervene in the personal lives of Americans.

Nov 27, 2024 | thehill.com | Barbara Comstock |Charlie Dent

As the electoral dust of 2024 settles, newly elected lawmakers will begin shaping their policy agendas for 2025. Republicans have a unique opportunity to pass meaningful policy initiatives to bring the much-desired change Americans voted for. This election was contentious and divisive, but as we look to a new Congress and administration, we should look for opportunities for consensus and unity.

Oct 31, 2024 | independentnews.com | Barbara Comstock

This is what dirty politics looks like: ALL the signs for just one mayoral candidate in Pleasanton being stolen in the middle of the night. For at least three nights in a row, someone has been stealing Karla Brown signs from all over Pleasanton. Our house has been hit three times. One morning, every Karla Brown sign in our neighborhood was stolen, while none of the Jack Balch signs were. Not lost on me is the irony that this is Jack’s city council district.

Oct 4, 2024 | denvergazette.com | Naomi Lim |Geoff Duncan |Barbara Comstock

YORK, Pennsylvania — If Vice President Kamala Harris is to have any shot at beating former President Donald Trump this November, she needs to make inroads with the forgotten "Pennsyltucky" voter. Beyond the liberal enclaves of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Harris is making a play for conservative voters in the rural Appalachian region that runs from Pennsylvania to Kentucky.

Sep 30, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | Barbara Comstock

ShareIn August, a federal judge declared Google an illegal monopolist in an antitrust case started by the Trump Administration and carried to conclusion by the Biden Administration, and specifically Jonathan Kanter, who leads the Department of Justice (DOJ) antitrust division. Since the ruling, Kanter, a longtime critic of Google dating back to his days in private law practice, has been taking a victory lap in the media.