The Absurdity of ‘Unity’ November 20, 2016Michael Finch
The idea that we must all be “united” should send a chill down the spines of all freedom-loving Americans. In fact, “stronger together” is nothing but a euphemism for the loss of our individual liberty.
Election Night 2016 November 10, 2016Lloyd Marcus
If this were an NFL football game, we would be flagged for excessive celebrating and unsportsmanlike conduct.
The View from Election Day November 9, 2016Sally Zelikovsky
The 2016 cmapiagn was always less about the man and more about the people -- the unheard masses, the silent majority, everyday Americans.
Drums Along the Potomac November 6, 2016Clarice Feldman
Is a counter-coup by NYC police, the FBI, and the intelligence community now being carried out against the Clintons?
Hillary, Kaine, and Creepy Clowns October 7, 2016J. Robert Smith
Entering the world of Hillary, Bill, Tim, the left, and the Democratic Party nowadays is on par with entering a Halloween scare house.
Warming to freedom September 30, 2016Joanna Rosamond
People all over the world are fed up with policies that promote the foreign and hurt the domestic.
Signs of the Times September 23, 2016John Kudla
Voters on both sides have gone into stealth mode out of fear of and/or personal discomfort at being associated with either major candidate.
The power of name recognition September 17, 2016Richard F. Miniter
In a testament to the immense power of name recognition in a democracy, millions of people seem determined to vote for Hillary.
‘Permission’ to Vote for Trump August 6, 2016Jon N. Hall
With a Trump victory it’s likely that both houses would remain in the Republican camp and therefore more likely that things would, at long last, get done.
The Extortion Election of 2016 June 8, 2016Steve McCann
In 2016, for the first time in modern American history, a presidential election will be won chiefly because most people voted against someone rather than for someone.
Thanks, Bernie! May 23, 2016Thomas Lifson
Bernie Sanders has just contributed a sound bite to the Trump campaign that will be played over and over again as the election approaches.
The Libertarian Presidential Nomination Field May 14, 2016Brian T. Carter
Amidst widespread dissatisfaction with the presumptive nominees of both the Democrats and Republicans, the Libertarian Party is getting a fresh look by many. Here is the field competing for its nomination.
Slouching Toward Washington April 10, 2016Deana Chadwell
We will be highly entertained for the rest of the year – entertained in the edge-of-the-seat horror movie sense of the word, but entertained nevertheless.
Dynasty 2016 Episode 2: Romney v. Trump March 6, 2016Clarice Feldman
From its inception -- for good reason -- Americans rejected rule by dynastic families, and it doesn’t look like we’ve changed our minds about that.
Stephen King's worst political fear February 19, 2016David L. Hunter
In the topsy-turvy soap opera that is the 2016 presidential contest, who is the candidate who gives prolific novelist Stephen King the heebie-jeebies?
Some Post-Christmas Thoughts December 27, 2015Clarice Feldman
It’s not just interparty squabbles that fill the Internet right now but impassioned supporters of one view or candidate inside the parties as well.
The Center Holds October 5, 2015Fritz Pettyjohn
The Democrat nominee in 2016 is going to have a hell of a time appealing to the center, which the Republican can do effortlessly.
The Bare Naked Truth about the GOP and 2016 September 24, 2015J. Robert Smith
If an establishment Republican wins the party’s presidential nomination, the likeliest scenario is a depressed turnout among grassroots voters, perhaps more significantly than 2012.
2016 is Upon Us August 19, 2015Dennis Lund
Can we possibly wait until the World Series is over before starting this? Could running the country be given a priority?
Schweitzer for President? January 18, 2014Bruce Walker
Do solid conservative Democrats exist anymore? And if so, can one of them cause an upset in the Democratic Party in 2016?
