David Marcus is the New York Correspondent for the Federalist where he has written since 2013. His work has also appeared in the New York Times, the New York Post, the New York Daily News, National Review Online, The Weekly Standard, and City Journal. David is the former Artistic Director of Blue Box World, a Brooklyn based theater project, and also a former president of the Bat acting company at the Flea Theater. He also was a participant in the 2018 National Security Seminar at the Army War College.
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Pennsylvania is counting votes in violation of the Constitution and it needs to stop.
Brooks Brothers? Cabela’s? As anger at the prospect of a Biden presidency courses through conservative veins, what stores should we expect to be targeted?
The presidential election of 2020 will go down as the worst America has ever had. It must never happen again.
Just how afraid Americans are afraid of the coronavirus will decide the election.
The story of 2020 may be shaped by the conservatives who did not vote for Trump in 2016, but are now doing so enthusiastically.
President Donald Trump was absolutely correct on Thursday night when he called New York City a “ghost town.”
If Joe Biden is elected president, the scrutiny of his email scandal will only intensify.
Political motivations destroyed a COVID public service campaign within HHS because it might have helped the reelection of Donald Trump.
Twitter has capped off a week of censorship by silencing a top White House scientist.
The New York Post story shows once and for all that Trump’s impeachment was all based on a lie.
Biden’s softball town hall did not instill confidence.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has a new book out celebrating his atrocious handling of the Coronavirus crisis. It’s appalling to New Yorkers.
At separate town hall events Thursday night, Trump and Biden both face opportunities and pitfalls.
Here’s how a progressive majority on the court could fundamentally alter the basic rights of American citizens in ways not seen in decades.
With patience and a calm demeanor, Mike Pence exposed that Democrats refuse to tell voters what they will actually do.
Joe Biden is a pro-choice Democrat, but does he believe abortion is immoral? Voters should know.
This weekend was a microcosm of media lies over the four years of Trump’s presidency.
Amy Coney Barrett is not Brett Kavanaugh. Personal attacks on her by Democrats could backfire spectacularly.
While it was not civil, the first presidential debate was compelling and informative.
As swing states open their economies the president sees gains in the polls, but will it be enough?


