Tired of winning? The right isn’t

The pundits have had it wrong all year. What makes them think they will get it right in 2018? A roundup of editorials Friday says GOP winning will continue.

Opinions from the right:

1. Get ready for the great political surprise of 2018
From Newt Gingrich: What's the surprise? It has something to do with the GOP and midterm elections.

2. 3 things to like about 2017
From Townhall: If you think 2017 was a political dumpster fire, here are three things to consider.

3. Commentary: The top 10 undercovered news stories of 2017, from the left and right
From the Los Angeles Times: The Times asked two political writers what they thought were the most under-covered news stories of 2017.

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