
‘Fixin’ a Hole in the Ocean’: What a Divided Congress Means
As a result of the recent midterm election, next year’s Congress will be divided between a Democratic majority controlling the House and a Republican majority […]
As a result of the recent midterm election, next year’s Congress will be divided between a Democratic majority controlling the House and a Republican majority […]
At this point, the Democrats appear to have a lead in the House of Representatives of about 30 or 40 members, a relatively small edge […]
Despite Democratic gains in the House of Representatives on Tuesday, Election Day outcomes were far from the big blue wave that liberals promised Though Democrats […]
As Humpty Dumpty told Alice, “When I use a word, it means just what I choose it to mean—neither more nor less.” For some time […]
Paul Ryan used to give copies of Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged as Christmas gifts. The novel, a long ode to what Rand called the “virtue […]
Teeming on the far shore of the Red Sea, a great itinerant caravan, the Trump revolution, has completed the first leg of its long journey. […]
In a column published the day after the election, former Pennsylvania governor Ed Rendell warned his fellow Democrats to proceed cautiously after winning the House […]
After two years of endless whinging from the Left, the 2018 midterms have come and gone. The results were mixed. If the Left wanted 2018 […]
Wednesday morning, basking in the shade of the red wall he helped build to hold back the vaunted “blue wave,” President Trump tweeted: In all […]
It could have been worse. That is, first and foremost, the takeaway from the 2018 midterms. The “blue wave” never materialized, but neither did the […]
Even as the 2018 midterms were a rather mixed bag for the GOP nationwide, it’s only natural that one of the few bright areas for […]
It was not the best of times, nor was it the worst of times. Tuesday’s epic nothingburger of an off-year election was like Game Three […]
Midterms traditionally have been dicey propositions for the president’s party. Levelheaded voters, including his supporters, should be able reasonably to surmise that if any president […]
President Trump travels to Indiana again today—his second visit to the Hoosier State in three days. The president is pushing hard to make sure Mike […]
In February 2017, during the second month of his presidency, I argued Donald Trump was best understood through the lens of a turnaround executive. Through […]
Two of the most telling data points of the entire election cycle are that support for Justice Kavanaugh increased among Republican women after the hearing […]
In counties and states thousands of miles from the border, illegal immigration is framing debates, campaign ads, and grassroots activism. In states as far west […]
The Democrats’ trashing of the Constitution did not end with the Kavanaugh confirmation battle but now rambles on with their denunciations of the fundamental institutions […]
There are many reasons why Republicans might be favored in the midterm elections, not the least of which is their party’s policy successes—particularly with the […]
With a few days to go to the midterms, the election’s direction is pretty clear. Democrats will do well everywhere except the Senate, where the […]