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An Alternative to the Status Quo Nov. 22, 2018
Had John C. Fremont not run as a Republican in 1856, there would probably would have been no Lincoln... Read More
Jonestown and the Jane Fonda Crowd Nov. 22, 2018
WASHINGTON — Forty years ago this past Sunday, more than 900 men, women and children killed th... Read More
A Lesson in Racial Politics from Florida Nov. 21, 2018
Now that, finally, the elections in Florida have reached a conclusion, there are lessons worth learn... Read More
Alarmist Nonsense Should Not Stop Sentencing Reform: Modest Changes in First Step Act Are No Threat to Public Safety Nov. 21, 2018
The federal sentencing reforms that Donald Trump endorsed last week could shorten the terms of 2,700... Read More
If Trump Wants Mexican Cooperation, Quiet Diplomacy Is the Way to Go Nov. 20, 2018
The U.S.-Mexico bilateral relationship is on trial in more ways than one these days. Tested by sharp... Read More
'It's About the Voter Fraud, Stupid!' Nov. 18, 2018
It turns out James Carville was wrong. It's not about "the economy, stupid." President Donald Trump ... Read More
Amid Complaints, a Reason to Give Thanks Nov. 16, 2018
"It's the worst of times." The words are Charles Dickens', from the opening paragraph of a novel set... Read More
Truth and Its Enemies: Making Acosta a Federal Case Nov. 16, 2018
Question: What does CNN's Jim Acosta crave more than anything? If you said "attention," go to the he... Read More
Is it Reincarnation Time Again for Hillary? Nov. 16, 2018
A cat has nine lives. A woman sometimes has more than that. The feline species keeps coming up with ... Read More
Problems Abound for Both Sides Nov. 16, 2018
Both political parties in Washington can look at last week's election results and find encouragement... Read More
By Law, the President Should Have to Give Daily Press Conferences Nov. 16, 2018
News conferences are a double oxymoron. Pressers aren't conferences; conferences involve back-and-fo... Read More
If Trump Is 'Racist,' He Needs to Go Back to Racism School Nov. 15, 2018
Abraham Lincoln, when informed that General Ulysses S. Grant was a drunk, famously asked Grant's acc... Read More
Now That the Election Is Over, What's Different About Our Lives? Nov. 15, 2018
On the evening of the 2018 midterm elections, we all sat glued to our televisions or to online webpa... Read More
Happy Warrior Nov. 15, 2018
The midterms are over, and speculation about the 2020 presidential race has already started. Preside... Read More
Election 2018 in Context: A Political System Out of Sync with the Nation It's Supposed to Serve Nov. 15, 2018
In the wake of Election 2018, analysts have delved deeply into a seemingly limitless supply of data ... Read More
Washington Post Exposes Giant, Well-Funded Hate Group Nov. 15, 2018
Americans fought a civil war to enhance civil rights. We work tirelessly to expand diversity and mar... Read More
Americans Don't Appreciate Their Freedom Nov. 15, 2018
Here's a shock: Almost half of Americans cannot name a single right protected by the First Amendment... Read More
What the GOP Did Wrong in 2018 Nov. 15, 2018
The Republicans lost control of the House largely because they had the wrong campaign strategy. Demo... Read More
The End of the Crime Wars Nov. 15, 2018
Maybe it's fitting that only two weeks after running his own version of the 1988 "Willie Horton" ad ... Read More
Restricting E-Cigarette Flavors Endangers Public Health: The FDA's Decree Will Make Vaping Less Appealing and Less Accessible to Smokers Interested in Switching Nov. 14, 2018
Critics of the vaping industry portray the flavors that the Food and Drug Administration wants to ba... Read More
