Trump’s economic nationalism is an effort to save capitalism
America needs to harness capitalism as successfully as China has
The Democrats don’t want to remove Trump
Trump’s opponents just want a distraction from their own identity crisis
The Democratic party’s post-Christian America
The divide in politics is increasingly between secular liberalism on the one hand and a coalition of faith and nation on the other
Romney Republicanism could never win
There is no market on the right or the identity-politics left for what anti-populist Republicans are advertising
Impeachment is regime suicide
The ruling class still believes in a consensus that doesn’t exist. Their legitimacy is vanishing
Impeachment is a bad bet for everyone
Democrats are so fixated on bringing Trump down that they continue to ignore why he was elected in the first place
John Bolton is gone — Boltonism isn’t
The hawk never should have been brought into the administration in the first place
Mark Sanford’s hopeless politics of debt
Libertarianism can’t deliver when it’s so indifferent toward nationhood
Joe Biden won’t win
Don’t bet on the 76-year-old securing the nomination, let alone the presidency
Liberalism cannot stop the shootings
These murderers do not have a conscience; they do not have any reflexive empathy or sense of humanity
The Democrats’ stillborn revolution
The tepid centrists may not be inspiring, but they signify a problem for the likes of Sanders and Warren
The nationalist surprise
The movement is beginning because conventional politics is at an end
Ross Perot was the populist who betrayed populism
By failing to team up with Pat Buchanan, he set back his cause by 20 years
Justin Amash is the anti-Ron Paul
He’s teaching libertarians how to lose
The Democrats are too fake for 2020
The politics of recitation is enough for ordinary time. But America is in the midst of serious change
After 30 years of bad wars, who thinks one with Iran will be good?
Trump, Bolton, and the pathological cycle of failed conflicts
Is Roy Moore the post-Trump future?
In the deepest red of Republican states, an accused pedophile is more popular than the GOP’s leadership
Facebook is the world’s worst coffee house
The social media giant is bad for the press and bad for freedom
Trump likes to keep his enemies close and his hawks closer
Regime change is on the agenda for Iran in a way that it is not in North Korea
The great folly of US-Russia misunderstandings
Washington and Moscow should be careful what they wish for
Joe Biden is Obama without hope
He offers voters no change
The curious candidacy of William Weld
The former Massachusetts governor is entirely a figure of the past. Why is he running?
How Biden loses
He’s just a familiar face who entails the fewest risks
Has Trumpism hit the wall?
Trump remains the strongest force in the GOP. But what comes after him?
Why Beto is a Beta
He might think himself the next Bill Clinton, but he’s probably the next John Edwards
