The victories of far-left Senate Democratic candidates like Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, Troy Jackson in Maine, Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota and others in assorted House districts give Republicans openings for the midterms, but only if handled correctly.
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As we approach Labor Day—unofficial start of the general-election season—campaigns are obsessed with money. In these final months, good campaigns worry over whether there’s enough cash to run ads, deploy organizers, unleash digital efforts, pay staff and ...
The Democratic Party’s leadership could easily be overrun by the Democratic Socialists of America. Normal Democrats had better keep that from happening.
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It’s a seductive tale. Nasty villains with evil plans to make us miserable. But they can be beaten. When they are, life will be fuller and more rewarding with peace and harmony forever. All you have to do is elect us.
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While a few primaries are still ahead, each party’s fall lineup is coming into focus. Republicans should have four things going for them, Democrats five.
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America is politically polarized and narrowly divided. In the last presidential election, Donald Trump received 49.8% of the aggregate popular vote, while Kamala Harris got 48.3%. By that measure, it was the fourth-closest White House contest since 1888.
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It hangs where I see it every day I’m home. The years have taken their toll. The paper has turned brown, the words have faded. It’s one of the last remnants of my childhood, a gift from my taciturn Norwegian father.
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