Voters haven’t changed their minds about immigration or manufacturing: They want what Trump promised — and what the latest figures show he’s delivering.
This week Harvard law professor Laurence Tribe assured Democrats that they are justified in an unconstitutional effort while attacking opposing views as "nonsense."
Many people chalked up rises in crime, drug addiction, and homelessness to the pandemic and expected those problems to decline the further we moved away from 2020. While that (very, very slow) decline has been observed in several areas, others are only getting worse.
You can tell that renewed COVID restrictions are going to be difficult to stave off once again because liberal media outlets continue to peddle COVID fearmongering to their audiences, no matter how untrue the claims they are repeating happen to be.
President Joe Biden is right to send tanks, depleted uranium shells, cluster munitions, and F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine. Abrams tanks can help Ukraine's counter-offensive breach Russian defenses. Cluster munitions are helping Ukraine limit Russian maneuver potential.
Since at least 2019, President Joe Biden maintained that he never spoke a word with his son, Hunter Biden, about his overseas business dealings and influence peddling, a promise that carried the Democrat across the finish line and into the presidency without suffering so much as a scratch from the now-infamous New York Post report on his son's laptop.
NEW POLL: LOTS OF REPUBLICANS CAN BEAT JOE BIDEN. These days, each poll seems to bring discouraging news for President Joe Biden. Voters think he's too old. They don't approve of his job performance. They prefer someone else be the Democratic nominee for president. They think he was involved in his son Hunter Biden's shady international influence-peddling business. And they would choose a Republican over Biden in a head-to-head 2024 matchup.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is making headlines for telling an Upper West Side town hall meeting that President Joe Biden’s border crisis will “destroy New York City.”
Twenty-five years ago this week, now Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh had one of his finest moments of wisdom. Alas, his wisdom wasn’t heeded, and American politics has suffered ever since.
President Joe Biden is not popular, not with the general electorate, more than 3 in 5 of whom view the president unfavorably. Nor is Biden popular with his party, of which only a third, according to CNN's latest polling, say Democrats should stick with Biden for the 2024 nomination. Compare that to the more than three-quarters of Democrats who backed President Barack Obama's renomination and more than half of Democrats who backed President Bill Clinton's renomination, after Ken Starr was appointed independent counsel to investigate Whitewater.
A crucial part of the Democratic Party's self-identity is that it is the champion of the little guy and the Republicans are the party of corporate America. This dogma has always been somewhere between a falsehood and an exaggeration, and a new paper suggests corporations are shifting hard toward Democrats these days.
