Not even the most imaginative right-wing operative could have dreamed up an example of left-wing-governance failure so pure, so complete in every last detail.
Publication: National Review
Trump Still Isn’t Ineligible to Run in 2024
New scholarship doesn’t improve the weak case for legally disqualifying Donald Trump from being president again.
Adaptation Is the Best Answer to Climate Change
Rather than cower in fear, we should regard climate change as a challenge to be confronted with human ingenuity.
Chaos Was Trump’s Plan All Along
The former president telegraphed his plan before the election to anyone who would listen.
The Georgia Indictment Is Serious But It Also Overreaches
For all its flaws, the fourth Trump indictment raises issues that a state prosecutor can and should properly address.
Trump’s Appetite for Self-Destruction
Idolizing politicians as rock stars, and being amused rather than aghast at their criminal acts, invites dire consequences.
How Trump Could Be Saved By the Right to Lie Defense
The ruling in a stolen-valor case would seem to provide considerable leeway on false speech.
Complications Mount in Mar-a-Lago Documents Case
It could be a hopeful sign for Trump that the judge seems concerned about the government’s reliance on the Washington court in its Florida investigation.
The Honor of Mike Pence
He did the right thing and has paid the price.
The Course of American History Now Depends on Getting Inside Trump’s Head
Conviction is well within the realm of plausibility, and this case will reverberate in American politics for decades.
Trump Can’t Win
Forget current polling and think about the onslaught that’s coming once the former president sews up the GOP nomination.
This Trump Indictment Shouldn’t Stand
The former president’s actions after the 2020 election were appalling and impeachable, but the latest charges are based on flimsy legal theories.
The Case for a Special Counsel to Investigate the Bidens
To save the DOJ’s rapidly deteriorating reputation, it is high time for Attorney General Merrick Garland to appoint a special counsel.
The Merrick Garland Fraud
The attorney general was not as advertised.
Protecting the Bidens
The Washington cliché is that it’s the cover-up, not the crime. In this case, it might be both.
The Left Will Say Anything to Smear Florida
In order to smear DeSantis, progressives are now denying African-American agency.
Oppenheimer Had Nothing to Be Ashamed of
Dropping the bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki was the right call.
What Made DeSantis a Star in the First Place
The presidential candidate should embrace the approach that brought him national attention; his CNN interview was a good start.
Trump’s Pointless, Stupid War on GOP Governors
Trump keeps making enemies of GOP governors who are more popular in their states than he is.
DeSantis Needs to Take Scalps at CNN
The Florida governor has to convince the GOP base that he can take the fight to the media anytime, anywhere. Success could revivify a flagging campaign.
The Dylan Mulvaney-ization of Barbie
Transgender ideology obliterates toys for girls.
The Myth of Native American Innocence
The potted version of the nation’s history favored by the likes of Ben & Jerry’s is meant to delegitimize the United States.
An American Birthday Greeting to Those Who Just Jumped the Border
You broke the law to come into this country, and that’s hard to forgive. But since you’re here, you might as well try to do the place justice.
The Supreme Court Ruling Corrects a Grievous Error
In Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, it finally removed higher education’s exemption from the principle of colorblindness.