An invisible man––an ex-con driven by a desire to reunite his family––becomes the first legitimately successful original villain of the series.

Nominating Sanders would require either a Romney-esque flip on immigration, or dispiriting the Democratic base on the issue that largely defines and fuels their opposition to Trump.

Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar gave a speech to CAIR that suggested the real victims of 9/11 were not the 2,977 people who died, along with their families.

Contra the conventional wisdom, moderates and conservatives still make up roughly half of Democratic voters, while only 19 to 25 percent consider themselves ‘very liberal.’

A cynic might conclude the media props up the Southern Poverty Law Center to advance a shared political agenda. That cynic would have some evidence to support the theory.

Catwoman’s introduction is a very mixed bag of artistic highs and lows in this animated production of the Batman storyline.

Medicare for All, anti-nuclear sentiment, UBI, court-packing, and doing away with the Electoral College are old boomer ideas repackaged as something new.

Mr. Freeze is reimagined in arguably the best episode of the series.

Joe Biden is abandoning his strengths to play on the turf of the narrow, ‘upstairs’ progressive elites: socialism and identity politics.

Apart from whether Biden kissed the back of Flores’ head, stories about Joe being handsy are essentially the Kobayashi Maru no-win scenario for his candidacy.

Expect the left to train their fire on a memorandum Barr authored and sent to the Department of Justice in 2018.

Prior court-packing shows the practice can have disastrous, perhaps unforeseen results, and poses potential threats to our civil liberties.

Establishment media elites are part of the small faction of woke progressives trying to drive Democrats further left than the rank-and-file might otherwise go. But voters aren’t listening.

A poor introduction of the Penguin makes for one of the series’ weakest episodes.

Although Obama presented himself as a moderate, he was far from it. Still, people bought his act. What will the Democratic Party do without that illusion?

Do Bernie’s currently strong poll numbers (and fundraising) reflect some recognition that what distinguishes him from the emerging 2020 field is his distaste for identity politics?

A dark episode involving addiction pays homage to classic gangster movies.

Two-Face’s thematically rich origin story is among the top episodes of the series.

The real problem is the childlike utopianism and childish tactics of the supposed adults indoctrinating these kids with debunked talking points and schlepping them around Capitol Hill.

Progressives of pallor get quite a bit out of not only promoting radicals of color, but also attacking their critics as racist.