Minorities May Hold the Key to a GOP Presidential Victory
For more than 60 years the Democratic Party has had a virtual lock on the Black and Hispanic vote. But thanks to President Joe Biden’s complete failure to address the border crisis and crime, people of color could shift their vote in large numbers to the Republican presidential candidate, whoever that may be.
Why are Some Republicans Acting Like Progressive Democrats? This Bill Is a Clue
New Right populism isn’t very different from leftist progressivism, and it will be as harmful for the country as leftist progressivism. The Railway Safety Act demonstrates the difference between truly conservative Republicans such as Cruz and big-government, pro-union populists such as Vance.
How to Judge Governors Running for President
Governors create a fiscal record that can help voters decide who might make the most fiscally responsible president.
Trump and Biden Put Their Egos Before Their Country
Given their age and various legal and health challenges, there is nothing dishonorable about Trump and Biden deciding not to run again. They don’t have to convince the country it’s the right thing to do—the country knows that. They would only have to convince their egos.
The 14th Amendment Can't Stop Trump--At Least Not Yet
The latest effort to keep Donald Trump from running for president is to invoke Section 3 of the Constitution's 14th Amendment which prohibits certain individuals who have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the government of the United States from holding high office.
Making 'Cents' of the Gender Pay Gap
We will hear a lot about a "gender pay gap" in this election cycle. We explain why almost all of the claims are wrong.
Is This Another 'Vote For the Crook' Election?
While it’s unlikely, we can’t rule out the possibility that one or both of the current leading presidential candidates could, in the next year or two, be convicted of one or more crimes.
Why the Georgia Indictment is Trump's Biggest Problem
If Trump were convicted and sentenced to jail in Georgia, he couldn’t pardon himself of a state crime, which means he couldn’t “discharge his duties” as president. That’s when the country would have to turn to the Constitution’s 25th Amendment.
Who Is the Most Reaganesque GOP Candidate?
Ronald Reagan wasn’t perfect but he did a great job of growing the economy, rebuilding the military, and reasserting U.S. global leadership. It’s a good model for GOP candidates to follow.
Third-Party Presidential Candidates Who Changed American History
While third-party candidates don’t win presidential elections, they can change the debate and the results. Sometimes that works in favor of Democrats and sometimes Republicans. That could be the case again.