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Florida Used to Be a Swinger
The Sunshine State was a crucial swing state, but last night's primaries showed that Republicans are solidifying their gains while the hang-dog Democrats are putting up wacky socialists.
The Astonishing Windfall of Tariffs
President Donald Trump's tariffs generated nearly enough to cover every income-tax dollar paid by Americans making under $100,000.
Tucker's Third Party Posturing
Carlson has released 10 "goals" for his potential third party, which demonstrate his lack of seriousness about actually challenging the establishment.
The Right's Uncomfortable Reckoning With Morality
As the number of episodes of misconduct grow among Republican officeholders and candidates, the party must sort out what its stance is on moral values.
The Burrito Food Fight on the Right
"It's the economy, stupid." That's the real message behind the Great Burrito Debate of 2026, which has much less to do with specific stats than the overall picture.
The Question That Could Decide the 2028 Election
The Republican presidential candidate will be asked a simple question: What would you have done differently from President Donald Trump?
Filling Big Shoes
We must attend to the extremely important matter of selecting a suitable replacement for U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham. How about Trey Gowdy?
Lindsey Graham in Retrospect, Sadly
The senator's death is a major loss to our nation, particularly problematic to GOP interests, and a reminder to all of how much we rely on the service of our elected leaders.
Rest in Peace, Lindsey Graham
The sudden death of South Carolina's senior senator is a stunning blow to his family, his friends, his Senate colleagues, and his country — and also to the art of old-fashioned politics.
The Passing of Lindsey Graham Marks the End of a Political Era
Graham's life should remind Americans that disagreement does not require hatred, and criticism does not prevent respect.
McConnell Shows Age Is a Problem in the Senate
The Kentucky senator finally issued a statement after a month-long absence, but the problem is more widespread than his health concerns.
The Supreme Court Reiterates That Money Is Speech
The High Court's campaign finance decision this week buoys the cash-flush Republican National Committee.
What's Next for Birthright Citizenship?
The president and Congress have options to mitigate the damage caused by the Supreme Court, but solutions will require resolve and courage.
Herding the GOP Cats
Senate Republicans aren't doing much on the SAVE Act, so President Trump decided to up the ante by applying pressure over the newly passed housing bill.
Turnstile Tucker Seeks to Poison Malleable Minds
Popular podcaster Tucker Carlson has increasingly strayed from his former beliefs, and he now says he's leaving the Republican Party.
Dems Are America's Haters
The kind of dismal polling we're seeing on patriotism leading up to our 250th birthday is the result of a quarter-century of progressives hating America.
Reevaluating the American Political Spectrum
The Pew Research Center endeavors to categorize American voters into nine ideological subgroups, but its typology is flawed.
Vance Sets Sights on 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Vice President JD Vance is set to release his second memoir soon, and it's clearly a prelude to an expected post-midterm presidential announcement.
Paxton Sends Cornyn Packing
To say that Donald Trump has endorsement "juice" or that four-term Senator John Cornyn got beaten soundly in Texas is to deny the reality of what happened and why.
Massie Loses Big After Increasing Opposition to Trump
The president has consolidated power in the GOP with recent wins against his detractors, but the rest of the story will unfold come November.