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Democrats Do the Muggeridge Meme Final
As they attacked HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., it became increasingly obvious that they are more interested in spectacle than substance.
The Dems' Theater of the Absurd
What was ostensibly a fact-finding hearing with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was instead a grandstanding defense by Senate Democrats of our nation's woeful status quo.
Trump's National Guard Deployment and the Art of the 80-20 Issue
His instinctual knack for picking such winning battles is one of his greatest political assets.
Trump Astride at Seven Months
The left's strategy is that of the kamikaze: to destroy Trump at the cost of destroying the Democratic Party.
Trump Lives!
Despite the fervent fever dreams of his political opponents, Donald Trump resoundingly put to rest the wacky Internet rumors that he'd died over the Labor Day weekend.
Leftists Try to Drive Wedges Between Republicans
Is diversity the GOP's strength, or is it the manifestly better policies and ideas that animate the right side of America's political aisle?
The DNC Summer Meeting Branding Fiasco
The Democrats have been meeting this week in Minneapolis, hoping to unite and restore the party's image ahead of next year's midterm elections. They have a long way to go.
Let's Talk Leadership: Wes Moore vs. JD Vance
In recent years, support for candidates has become less about race and more about who's got real plans and real results.
Trump Beats Dems at Their Own Game
Democrats created the rules by destroying norms for decades, and now they're apoplectic that Donald Trump is using their rules to win victory after victory.
The President of Almost Everything
No challenge is too big (or too small) for a president with the energy and capability to do it all — and who doesn't need long weekends on the beach to recharge his batteries.
Gavin Trump's Perilous Parody
The greasy governor of the Failed State of California has taken to mimicking Donald Trump, but he can't cover up his own failings or the profound weakness of the Democrats' bench.
The Fantasy of a Decrepit Trump
Of all the criticisms to make of the president, that he's frail and easily fatigued is the most preposterous.
Trump 1, Lawfare Left 0
A New York State appeals court yesterday threw out a half-billion-dollar fine against Donald Trump, having ruled that the state's lawfare campaign against him had run afoul of the Constitution.
Why Won't Politicians Stop Dropping the F-Bomb?
If anything, the rise of political profanity proves just how shallow our political class has become.
The Democrats' Big Con Is Unraveling
The more Donald Trump does to falsify Democrats' unproven claims, the more they panic because voters can see through their deceptive game.
The Imperfect Leader
Do we want a leader who sits back and hopes for the best? Or a leader with the courage to take on every challenge and work through missteps rather than to take no steps at all?
Gerrymandering, California Style
First, compare Republicans to Nazis. Then, subvert the democratic process to get what you want — and get mad at Donald Trump while you're at it.
Donald Trump Is Truly Historic
Trump may be on the path to the most consequential presidency since Ronald Reagan's.
Gavin Newsom's Misguided Redistricting Initiative
Removing rote politics for Newsom is like asking the LA Dodgers to show up for a game without bats, balls and gloves.
Gerrymandering — The Rest of the Story
Both parties are gerrymandering pros; the runaway Texas lawmakers unintentionally just shined a light on how ugly that practice is, no matter which side does it.