
J.T. Young served in the Treasury Department and the Office of Management and Budget from 2001 to 2004 and as a congressional staff member from 1987 to 2000.
America’s big cities and habitually blue states have suffered a pre-existing condition for a long time: their left-leaning government control.
Democrats took aggressive social distancing action to combat coronavirus, but they’re throwing their arguments out the window when it comes to rioting and protesting.
The draft’s inequities were clear, and efforts to address them failed because the policy was inherently regressive. So too are lockdowns.
Hearing what they already ‘knew,’ the establishment media ignored everything that ran counter to the ‘proper’ narrative—especially the facts.
Recently, the Clintons’ promoter announced the pair would begin touring select cities next month. Mercifully for Democrats, it will begin after the midterm elections.
No more simple, child-like fun for Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends. Now they are tugging a political agenda to the pre-K set.
Independence Day remains the American holiday. The document and event are indelible. It is also important to remember its less celebrated, but even more important, successor.
The Left is inherently inclined to self-indulgent subjectivity that often alienates the majority they need to win over.
The basic stance of the Right and Left determines their government’s approach to the economy and the individual.
With America so divided, it is hardly surprising that Washington is. To paraphrase Shakespeare, America’s fault lines are not in our leaders, but in ourselves.
Just as in 1976, this year’s presidential winner will immediately look very weak in office.
Democrats’ darkest secret has been that a Hillary Clinton defeat would be even worse for them than a Donald Trump defeat for Republicans.