Perhaps if the Harris-Walz ticket does go down in flames, Democrats will pause and take a long, hard look in the mirror. Perhaps. But if history is any indication, they probably won't.
As Americans prepare to choose our next leader, the contrast between the failed foreign policies of recent Democratic administrations and the successful approach of former President Trump is striking.
Perhaps the single biggest disgrace to rock academia in recent years has been the University of Pennsylvania's yearslong crusade against tenured law professor, Amy Wax.
Politically motivated violence is more prevalent among left-wing individuals and aggressive rhetoric from the left may exacerbate this dangerous climate.
If Republicans can successfully frame the 2024 election as boiling down to the actual issues—the economy, inflation, immigration, and crime—then they stand a strong chance of prevailing.
In addition to the gross hypocrisy of their coup that has dealt yet another fatal blow to their specious claim to "defend democracy," Democrats have also set themselves up for political failure.
J.D. Vance is uniquely capable of giving voice to an entire disaffected generation or two and permanently transforming America's cultural and political landscape.
Biden, like Obama before him, may view himself as a king. But unlike Britain's king, America's president must face the voters when he seeks reelection. And therein lies the rub.
The would-be shahid of Dearborn is in for a hard slog unless he recovers enough cognitive ability and common sense to overrule his woke staffers and change course immediately.
What we are dealing with right now on college campuses is a sprawling—systemic, one might say—conspiracy to deprive Jewish students of basic equal rights.
Trump's best chance this fall is to ignore the noise and prove that he is the superior candidate in terms of competence, stability, and sanity. He has the record to prove it.