David Freddoso

4 days ago | conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso

The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 25June 23, 2025This week:Trump’s Iran attack shows strains in his coalition“Bipartisan” redistricting law may lead to a much more partisan Ohio mapKamala Harris is seriously thinking about running for CA-GOVOutlookIsrael-Iran War: The U.S. bombing of three Iranian nuclear sites is obviously the big development of last week. It is likely something most voters — especially most Trump voters — did not have on their bingo card for the second Trump administration.

1 week ago | conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso

The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 24June 16, 2025This week:Polling on Trump seems fundamentally brokenDemocrats’ loss of privilege still sinking inBuddy Carter lays his claim to frontrunner status in GA-SENOutlookAnti-Trump rallies: Democrats are still feeling the loss of privilege that came with the simultaneous loss in late 2024 and early 2025 of political power, government funding for their non-profit organizations, and media and cultural power over public opinion — and it shows.

2 weeks ago | conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso

The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 23June 9, 2025This week:Trump-Musk divorce — lots of drama, but is that all? Tax bill hangs in the balanceDemocrats sour on Fetterman, begin trying to “Joe Biden” himOutlookTrump-Musk divorce: Obviously, the big news of the last few days has been the explosive, public, and rage-filled spat between erstwhile friends President Trump and Elon Musk. Surprisingly, the rage is almost all one-sided.

3 weeks ago | conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso

The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 22June 2, 2025This week:Courts could help Trump’s numbers by dumping his tariffsDarin LaHood (R) talked up as a candidate to replace DurbinRamaswamy is on track for governor, but DeWine has other ideasOutlookTariff case: Of all the cases pending against Trump administration actions in federal court, there is one that stands out. This is the case about whether Trump’s broad-based reciprocal tariffs (not all of his tariffs, though) are lawful.

1 month ago | conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso

The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 21This week:What’s wrong with the DemocratsNYT shows that only one party looks like AmericaCan Paul LePage come back? OutlookDemocrats: “Toxic,” “weak,” and “woke.” These are the words former U.S. Rep. and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) uses to describe the Democratic Party’s brand today. The former DCCC chairman and architect of the party’s 2006 takeover of the U.S. House sees the problem in a way most current Democratic officeholders do not.