Voters Say U.S. Is More Divided, Doubt Biden Can Unite Americans
In his inaugural address, President Joe Biden used the word “unity” 11 times to highlight his commitment to bringing the American people together. According to one new poll, it didn’t…
The Left Wants Unconditional Surrender, Not Unity
About two years ago, one of my wife’s best friends began to turn down invitations to get together. Then, out of the blue, she unfriended my wife on Facebook. That’s…
8 Strategies For Exiting The Biden Years Stronger Than The Right Went In
Joe Biden’s inauguration is a sad day for those of us on the right, and it’s not just because — either through actual votes or through deliberate election confusion — we lost…
San Francisco’s “Progressive” Drug Policies Kill Hundreds Annually
Last year, 621 people died of drug overdoses in San Francisco. To put this in perspective, 173 people died from COVID-19, which is identified as the primary public health crisis in…
In Virginia, the GOP May Find its Great New Hope
Adapt or die.” In business, it’s a well-known maxim but it surprisingly doesn’t carry much weight in politics. For some reason the consultants, donors and strategists driving candidate selection too…
As Dems Retake Government, Standoff With Party’s Left Flank Looms
Victory in Georgia has guaranteed Democratic control of the White House and Congress, giving President-elect Joe Biden expanded options but also denying him cover from the demands of his party’s…
Soros Gets Behind Abolishing the Police
Liberal billionaire George Soros bankrolls a group that advocates abolishing the police. In fact, he funded its launch. The Foundation to Promote Open Society, a nonprofit in Soros’s vast network,…
A Guide to Wokespeak
ith the rise of the Left inevitable over the next two years, the public should become acquainted with the Left’s strange language of Wokespeak. Failure to do so could result in…
Advice for the GOP: Focus on the House, Think Like Democrats
The noise generated by President Donald J. Trump’s contesting the outcome of the November election is drowning out the news that the results yielded more good than bad for the…
Will Hate & Envy Determine Biden Administration Economic Policies?
Some people, even some very prominent economists like Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman simply cannot get their heads around the idea that letting people keep more of what they earn…
Obama III
This is not a third Obama term. —Joe Biden, November 24, 2020 He has a funny way of showing it. Biden’s recent moves provide little comfort for Americans looking for…
The Democratic Party’s San Francisco Problem
Progressive Democrats have dominated San Francisco’s city government for the last 20 years, a time during which homelessness, drug abuse, the cost of living, and the city budget have skyrocketed.…
Return of the Propeller Heads
Barack Obama had a nickname for the highly credentialed economists who surrounded him during his first term. He called them “propeller heads.” It was his way of joshing—and asserting superiority…
Stalemate 2020
The polls were wrong. The blue wave was no tsunami. The Democratic majority did not fully emerge. Parts of the “coalition of the ascendant” drifted to the right. For a…
The civics education crisis can be fixed without congressional gridlock
In a heated presidential campaign year, two dates in history have illustrated our deep national divide. The New York Times spoke for liberal America when it declared last year that the real founding…