David Freddoso

1 month ago | conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso

The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 13Mar. 31, 2025This week:Republicans in danger of losing two key racesStefanik nomination withdrawn to save endangered House majorityTexas primary showdown: Cornyn trails Paxton in a hypothetical primary matchupOutlookComplacent Republicans: In victory, Republicans became complacent. It’s the only explanation that fits.

1 month ago | conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso

The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 12This week:Mutiny on the TitanicDemocrats flood town halls to rage at their own“Right track” average hits highest point since mid-2009DemocratsDemocrats, having lost an election, their dominance of the media, and the sources of much of their funding, had planned to go back to basics.

1 month ago | conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso

The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 11Mar. 17, 2025This Week: Dems’ popularity sinks to multi-decade lowShutdown avoided, which makes them rage even moreDemocrats’ Senate hopes dim further as Shaheen bows outOutlookShutdown showdown: Last week was poised to become an historic moment. Democrats, given the power to filibuster a government funding bill, were about to cause a government shutdown — a shutdown that would have been deliberately and unambiguously their fault and theirs alone.

2 months ago | conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso

The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 10Mar. 10, 2025This week:Trump’s speech is a triumphWill despondent Democrats shut down government to spite him? Sen. Cassidy may face a primary challengeOutlookPresidential address: It was the longest presidential address ever to a joint session of Congress, but it was also probably the best speech of President Trump’s career.

2 months ago | conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso

The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 9Mar. 3, 2025This week:Trump’s big speech is tomorrowDemocrats still threaten a government shutdownWill CNN’s Scott Jennings run for Senate? OutlookTrump’s Address to Congress: Trump’s first address to a joint session of Congress as the 47th U.S. president — essentially a State of the Union speech, although officially not called that — is tomorrow night.