Publication: Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

A vote to oust Speaker McCarthy would empower Democrats.

Wall Street Journal

The university totally committed itself to his ideology. It hasn’t backed off despite the scandal.

Wall Street Journal

The event was full of arguments, one-liners and strained attempts for attention, but none of the candidates made a case strong enough to challenge Donald Trump as the front-runner.

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Peggy Noonan: I hope Mr. Fetterman’s colleagues don’t join him in taking another brick out of the Capitol facade but quietly rebuke him, and Mr. Schumer, by very clearly not joining in, by showing up for work in your sober, serious best.

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The newsman invested in the Journal and saved it from decline.

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He’s ducking exchanges with his competitors who could challenge his record and platform.

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The annual gabfest in New York underscores its global failures.

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His denial of Starlink service in Crimea was consistent with U.S. sanctions on Russia.

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After the indictment on Thursday, Hunter’s legal team had the chutzpah to complain that Hunter is the victim of political meddling.

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House Speaker McCarthy’s decision to launch an inquiry is fine, but the bar for removing President Biden from office should be high.

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His low standing in the polls is finally alarming the party about the political risks for 2024.

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Biden is two months from his 81st birthday, and aging can go the same way Hemingway described bankruptcy: gradually and then suddenly.

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Mike Pence: For decades, conservatism’s ideological rival has been liberalism. The radical left has now taken the Democratic Party into the abyss of progressive socialism under the guise of the woke climate agenda. But today another strain of this ideology challenges conservatism from within and for control of the Republican Party.

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Banning Trump from the ballot under Section 3 of the post-Civil War constitutional amendment would harm U.S. law and democracy.

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It would be calming to have Trumpless Thursday, on which we could be free of any mention of his name. On Trumpless Thursday, we wouldn’t have to see that face or contemplate that hairdo.

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Karl Rove: He has no government experience, but plenty of conspiratorial demagoguery to sell.

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Without Trump, the candidates could fight about their policies.

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One goal of her South American trip was to learn how to succeed in censorship.

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The only way to give Donald Trump a real challenge is to consolidate the field early.

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The prosecutions ensure U.S. political bitterness for years and payback against Democrats.

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The fourth indictment of fTrump reads like an exercise at throwing everything at the jury to see what might stick. Fani Willis, the Democratic district attorney in Fulton County, Ga., has assembled a 98-page charge sheet with little fresh evidence regarding Mr. Trump.

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Merrick Garland’s appointment Friday of David Weiss as a special counsel is best understood as political damage control after the Attorney General’s sweetheart plea deal with Hunter Biden blew up under judicial questioning. The result may be worse for the President’s son but better for Joe Biden’s re-election campaign.

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When Trump violated his oath of office after the 2020 election by attempting to overthrow the constitutional order, Republicans faced their worst choice yet between fact- and faith-based decision making: Banish him from office, or keep wishing, harder than ever. It wasn’t really a contest.

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They want the election to be all about the former President, all the time.