GOP Futures: Corporatism or America First
President Trump has fought tooth and nail to build a broad workers’ movement that transcends party lines. We would be fools to abandon it.
Elections
By Every Legal Means Necessary
Every available legal means must be used to assure Trump is not pushed out of office improperly, and, if he has lost, that that result is the consequence of a fairly conducted and tabulated election.
Fraud, Evidence, Proof, Power
Sidney Powell and Tucker Carlson ignore the relationship that American law commands between evidence, proof, and power. They should be focused on probable cause, not proof.
Something Rotten in Pennsylvania
Americans deserve to know whether the most consequential state in the most consequential presidential race in modern history handled everything on the up-and-up. Right now, it seems they didn’t.
2020 Election Is a Miscarriage of Justice
The basic structure of our litigation system and the misbehavior of Biden supporters may be depriving the president of a remedy, and leading to a miscarriage of justice.
Simplest Source of Voter Fraud Is Baked Into the System
In a rank, raw democracy, where might makes right, and almost every vote is a lien against someone’s private property; voter fraud by default is a big deal.
A Time of Chaos Upon Chaos Atop Chaos
There is a series of battles to come in January 2021, in 2022, and in 2024 that will be definitive, if the chaos of 2020 does not become even more chaotic.
It’s a Republic, No?
Rather than a subversion of democracy, the ongoing legal disputes over the election are an affirmation of democracy.
Wimpy White Men Went Biden
Never forget who had Joe Biden signs in their yards, the Range Rover crowd, feeling woke between yoga classes.
Waiting for Sidney
The pressure to make these allegations disappear is enormous. Where is the evidence?
From Ruling Class to Oligarchy
Roughly half the country is living under an alien regime that means to harm us socially, politically, and economically.
1964: A Distant Mirror of Today’s Situation
As in 1964, the Republican candidate is right about virtually everything on which he and his opponent differ, while the Democrat, if put in the Oval Office, will surely soon lose his luster.
Biden’s Shot at Success
Joe Biden has one great chance to emancipate himself from the extremists in his own party and work with moderate Trump supporters and NeverTrumpers among the Republicans.
Jonah Finds a New Hero
Perhaps Jonah Goldberg and his allies will be supporting Joe Manchin in the next presidential cycle, unless they decide that Kamala Harris is the conservative they’ve been hoping for.
In a Power Game, Victory Goes to the Daring
So far, the Democrats have proven to be far more organized and vicious in this crisis. But it is the GOP that holds the real cards. Will Republicans call the bluff?
How Jimmy Carter Can Help Trump Get a Clean Vote Count
The Trump team must apply the Carter standards rigorously for a clean vote in America.
If Biden Can Take Power by Fraud, Our Republic Has Abolished Itself
Blatant election-rigging leaves Republicans few options.
A Real Red Wave
We have the legal and Constitutional means to save the American system of self-government. All that remains to be seen is if we have the will to save our country.
Fools and Nobody’s Fools
Until now, Trump Derangement Syndrome could be dismissed as the cries of impotent rage by sore losers of a fair election. Now we’re hearing the vengeful howls of people who no longer feel impotent.
The Obama-Trump Transition Was More Like Sedition
Barack Obama and Joe Biden may have given a public impression of the peaceful transfer of power, but they were working behind the scenes to sabotage the incoming president.