Lincoln’s 1860 political miracle a warning for Trump and Biden
The unpredictable nature of U.S. politics
The unpredictable nature of U.S. politics
“They have been slandered as Nazis, racists and terrorists”
If a huge majority of Americans can’t denounce what happened on Jan. 6, 2021, the U.S. has big problems
Integrity, compassion and courage are more enduring and powerful than greed
Given Biden’s age and niggling concerns therein, there’s a non-trivial chance he won’t see full term
When we limit our media consumption to one side of the political spectrum, we get a distorted picture of reality
2024 Republican nomination will be a prize worth winning. Not an automatic ticket to the White House but more than a consolation prize
These absurdities don’t fit any legitimate expectation of a legal proceeding, let alone a trial of the most powerful person on the planet
His triumphant keynote address to the Conservative Political Action Conference on Sunday opened up some doors, and closed others
The pandemic has plunged the West into a state of fear, with more people willing to accept greater government interference
If the goal of Mitch McConnell and his allies is to ultimately box out Trump and his allies, it could be successful. If not, it could tear apart the fabric of the GOP
Political debate has become sanctimonious lecturing, with one side refusing to accept even the possibility that they might be wrong
If the Trump presidency was isolationist, the Biden one will be more open to diplomacy and exchange with America’s allies