DeSantis Is the Night’s Big Winner
DeSantis has been handsomely rewarded by the Sunshine State, showing that voters will enthusiastically reward the potent—though rare—combination of principle, courage, and competence.
What to Expect on Tuesday
We’re down to the wire now. Here’s what to watch for in the House races and the top 10 most competitive Senate races.
Ranking the 11 Competitive Senate Races
Plus two possible shockers.
Three Views on the Election
A collection of competitive Senate races will make for interesting viewing on the night of November 8. Three leading pollsters provide keys.
Learning from Lincoln on Abortion
Great political battles require powerful reasoning, persuasive arguments, and careful strategizing.
Biden’s Unscientific Decree Bars a Champion
from the U.S. Open
Of course, Novak Djokovic and U.S. Open fans are hardly the only victims of Biden’s anti-scientific COVID policies.
Are Republicans Blowing the Midterms?
Americans don’t like the Biden Administration and are ready to hear the Republicans’ case. But do they have one?
Biden Gives PredictIt Zero Chance of Survival
Users of the crowdsourced prediction site say Joe Biden has a 20 percent chance of being reelected in 2024. Now federal regulators are trying to put the site out of business.
Vin Scully Was the Best
It wasn’t just the love of America’s national pastime that was evident in Scully’s warm voice. It was his love of America.
The Best Supreme Court Ruling in Almost
200 Years
Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization has done more to preserve the separation of powers, the rule of law, federalism, and the Constitution itself, than any decision in centuries.
Roberts Is Courting a Constitutional Crisis
There doesn’t appear to have been a moment in our history when the potential killing of a Supreme Court justice could have had such consequential effects.
Biden’s Shameless Portrayal of Himself as a Deficit Hawk
Since the Tea Party arose in reaction to runaway spending and Obamacare, the U.S. national debt has more than doubled, from less than $12 trillion in 2009 to more than $30 trillion today.
A Tyranny of the Minority
St. Vincent College seeks to torpedo one of academia’s few remaining jewels.
King Joe Can’t Transfer Student-Loan Debt
Americans have become increasingly and disturbingly accepting of life under executive rule.
GOP Gains Could Be Twice What the Cook Political Report Predicts
Establishment pundits wildly underestimate the degree to which COVID policies have hurt Democrats.
Let God, Not Marco, Decide the Placement of the Sun
The Senate’s job is to “refine and enlarge” public opinion, but no refining or enlarging took place on this occasion.
Why America Needs a Main Street Initiative
Main Street-oriented policymakers need compelling intellectual support from outside groups—just as establishment-oriented policymakers enjoy abundant support for their efforts.
Gas-Price Change, Not ‘Climate Change,’ Is What Matters to Americans
From the beginning, the Biden Administration has been hostile toward the fossil-fuel industry and has done the bidding of environmental extremists.
Americans Are Sick of Authoritarian Mandates
The backlash against COVID rules should be a lesson for Democrats and Republicans alike: America is still a land of freedom.
Don’t Trust the Washington Post on Masks
It’s time to shed the mask regime and breathe in the fresh air of freedom.