Obama Defends Mob Rule
The former president effectively said that mob rule in what he thinks is a good cause is itself desirable and good.
Clouds of Summer Obscure the Coming Thunder of November
The most telling statistic that emerged in the past week was that more than 60 percent of Americans feel uneasy discussing their political preferences.
Reckoning With the Riots
The people’s enemies must be dealt with by measures of whatever severity is required to end this intolerable state of lawlessness.
The Five Burning Questions of This Election Season
The Democratic Party’s platform consists of the exploitation of public COVID-19 hysteria, the creation of lawless urban chaos, Marxist economic redistribution, and the embrace of unlimited illegal immigration.
When the Sensible Take Leave of their Senses
More worrying than the abrasive groupthink of the national political media are the failings of today’s commentariat. The downfall of once-great thinkers like George Will is particularly disheartening.
Democrats Don’t Have the Winning Hand
Even with the incessant Democratic media effort to terrify the entire population out of its wits over the COVID-19 pandemic, it will no longer be possible to represent Trump as President Chaos.
The Conspicuous Fatuousness of the Harper’s Letter
The “intellectual” signatories seem to learn nothing—not even from even the recent past.
A Nightmare Campaign of Outright Idiocy
No society can tolerate this for long. The arsonists will not burn down society; the society will awaken and banish the arsonists.
Point of No Return
The time to choose between irreconcilable opposites is almost at hand.
A Silent Strategy for the President Will Spur the Silent (and Sane) Majority
All the country needs is a couple of weeks without the president seeming to be the source of this cacophony for the national interest in sensible government to reassert itself.
Trump’s Goose Isn’t Cooked Yet
In their preemptive exuberance the president's enemies have begun what amounts almost to a post-mortem on the Trump era. This prematurely fattened goose is cackling too loudly and too soon for several reasons.
The Democrats Indulge in a Death Wish
Maybe voters should grant their wish.
A Rock ’Em, Sock ’Em Campaign
The country wants prosperity back and Trump is a great cheerleader. Joe Biden, by contrast, will be dominated by the extremes of his party.
World Instability Is Not on Pause
Despite unrest at home, the Trump Administration has made notable progress in U.S. foreign policy.
The Biden Factor Is Difficult to Calculate
President Trump should win, but that does not now provide any certainty that he will.
The Real Reform We Require
Never mind the police. The greatest failing of the American judicial system is the fact that prosecutors have practically unlimited power.
President Chaos? Not Exactly
This is hardball politics of a kind the country has never seen before, the ultimate attempt to criminalize policy differences.
Stormy Days for the President and the Republic
The president will stay the course and defeat the unholy coalition of improvident events and the shopworn Democrats who, in their desperation, have allied themselves with pestilence and mayhem.
Trump’s Greatest Challenge Now
Leadership in crises is preeminently what presidents do and the effectiveness of their responses to crises largely determines how they are evaluated in history.
How COVID-19 Plagues Religious Freedom
This is a brave new world for the uncontrolled and inexplicably self-confident forces of belligerent American secularism.