What the new nationalism means
The revolution is complete. The old revolutionaries are now the establishment
What if Bernie actually wins the nomination?
The Democratic establishment’s problem with Bernie Sanders is really a problem with democracy
Good riddance to Yang — and Biden
The future isn’t young Andrew. It was never old Joe
Goodbye Biden. Hello Bloomberg
If Biden was spared bad news last night, it was only to suffer another day
Impeachment has proved the Democrats are no longer democrats
Their arguments about why the Senate needed to call witnesses were contradictory
Why John Bolton won’t win his war on Trump
Far from damning Trump, his intervention suggests the president was acting in a reasonable manner
Donald Trump, president of peace
The emotional anti-war right is susceptible to its own wishful thinking about the irenic intentions of Iran
You come at the Trump, you best not miss
Why are the Democrats committing constitutional suicide?
The case for Genghis Trump
What force on earth can reform a corrupt or incompetent elite, one that serves itself and its dreams rather the citizens of the country?
No, killing Soleimani doesn’t mean war
Maybe Trump’s critics are just as wrong as they’ve been every other time
Boris Johnson’s triumph is Trump’s as well
The challenge that Trump faces is to secure his coalition as effectively as Johnson has done
How Democrats lost the Impeachment War — and probably 2020
The party is struggling to adapt to the 21st century
Impeachment doesn’t work
The Democrats could tackle Trump in more effective ways. But they are too interested in the political theater
GOP West: could Republicans have an Arizona advantage?
Tolerating illegal immigration might not be the winning issue Democrats have long assumed it to be
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
