Ted Cruz is projected to defeat Beto O’Rourke, the cool kid on the Democrats’ block.

National liberal contributed over $70 million to Beto. Down the drain.

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There’s brutal and then there’s BRUTAL and this is the latter.

During a Missouri Senate debate, Democrat incumbent Claire McCaskill was busted in a bald-faced lie.
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This ad is so bad I wasn’t entirely sure if it was real or parody. Turns out, it’s real and McCaskill’s campaign probably paid someone good money for it, too.

The radio ad, which has been airing for about a year, attempts to paint Sen. McCaskill as a centrist Democrat and...

James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas caught incumbent Missouri Democrat Senator Claire McCaskill expressing her strict gun control views, which she usually conceals in order to court moderate voters.

To make matters worse, the Project Veritas journalist caught staffers on tape admitting that McCaskill hides her real views on guns in order to receive...

A new election model from a conservative polling group has Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley ahead of incumbent Democrat Claire McCaskill, 53 to 47 percent. From The Washington Free Beacon:

The model, created by WPA Intelligence and shared with the Washington Free Beacon, was based on predictive data available for each of...

The GOP has a one-seat majority in the Senate, which would make one think the Democrats have a real shot at claiming the majority in the upcoming midterm elections. But, the latest poll from Axios/SurveyMonkey shows a Senate Democrat majority is not likely.

Axios’ numbers have two Democrats winning in red states,...

The Missouri Senate race has garnered since President Donald Trump won the state by more than 18 points in 2016. Polls have shown that McCaskill faces a tough race against state Attorney General Josh Hawley, who more than likely will be her GOP opponent.

Politico thinks McCaskill can slide on through re-election...

There are several Democrat Senators who are in red states that went for Trump who voted against Neil Gorsuch.

While Democrats will target Republicans over the Supreme Court, it’s much more of a vulnerability for Senate Democrats, both because they have so many more incumbents up for reelection in red states, but...