The Blue Wave Will Have To Be A Tsunami To Be Historically Relevant
If Democrats win the House this week, it won’t necessarily be the historic moment partisans imagine. While the president’s party almost always loses in the midterms, it rarely defines his presidency.
Kim’s Latest Antics Beg The Question: Was The Singapore Summit A Total Failure?
We’ve seen the cycle happen too many times. Every administration thinks they know how to deal with North Korea — yet they too end up fooled.
In Heartbreaking Letter, Charles Krauthammer Announces He Has Weeks To Live
‘My doctors tell me their best estimate is that I have only a few weeks left to live. This is the final verdict. My fight is over.’
Watch Jimmy Carter Speak Out Against Sex-Selective Abortions
At Liberty University’s commencement on Saturday, former president Jimmy Carter spoke out against sex-selective abortions.
The Trouble With National Solutions For Local Problems
Jon Ward discusses health care collapse, the evolution of institutions, and 1980 vs. 2020 Presidential runs on Federalist Radio.
This Is The Least Important Election Of Our Lifetimes
A presidential election holds serious consequences. But if the republic can’t survive one bad executive, then it’s already dead.
If Hillary Wins, She’ll Be Weaker Than Jimmy Carter Was
Just as in 1976, this year’s presidential winner will immediately look very weak in office.
Barack Obama: Worst. President. Ever.
We’ve had presidents who were inadequate, but never one who just didn’t care. Until Barack Obama.
What Netanyahu Gets Wrong About Toppling Dictators
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used Jeanne Kirkpatrick’s essay the way many people have been using it for years, and it risks distorting her views.
Summarizing the New Budget Deal: Spend More Now and Promise to Spend Less in the Future
The new budget deal between congressional leaders and the Obama Administration is a repeat of the distasteful 2013 budget deal.
If Democrats Don’t Have Jefferson and Jackson, Who’s Left?
If Jefferson and Jackson aren’t good enough for Democrats, who else could possibly make the cut?
Jimmy Carter Tries To Rewrite Israel’s History
Jimmy Carter wants to take credit for Middle East peace. To do so he has to expediently skip over a momentous historic event.
8 Rules For Chris Christie And Other Politicians Who Are Sports Fans
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie awkwardly but enthusiastically hugged Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Here’s the rule he broke, along with seven others.
The Foreign Policy Of The Next Progressive President
The next progressive president will further endanger Americans by supporting thugs, backstabbing friends, and using international crises to remake America.
Jimmy Carter Spends His Time Pimping For Tyrants, So Of Course Jon Stewart Loves Him
Jon Stewart still seethes with hatred for George W. Bush. Big deal. But why in the world does he praise far and away our worst ex-president, Jimmy Carter?
A Toast to America’s Craft Beer Renaissance
The days of dourly downing mass-produced lite beer because that’s all that’s on tap are over. Thank God.
Mark Udall Sure Is Whiny
Pointing out an unadorned fact is only “negative” if you’re embarrassed by it.
Presidential Battleground States: A History
A short history of presidential elections, from Andrew Jackson to Barack Obama.
The Foreign Policy Of The Next Republican Establishment President
Speaking loudly while whittling down the capacity to back up words has been the hallmark of our bipartisan foreign policy.
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You Know Who’s Responsible Don’t You? The Jews
Blaming Israel for creating tension in Europe is another way of blaming the victims and laying culpability where it doesn’t exist.