National Review Ponders McConnell’s Exit
Editors at National Review Online examine Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell’s impact. Ever the realist, McConnell made the difficult but correct decision that he was too old to continue in the…
2002 American law regulating political campaigns
Editors at National Review Online examine Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell’s impact. Ever the realist, McConnell made the difficult but correct decision that he was too old to continue in the…
Bradley Smith argues at National Review Online that First Amendment defenders are lucky to have Mitch McConnell leading U.S. Senate Republicans. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell hammered the first nail…
One of Jonah Goldberg‘s takeaways from this week’s election: Political parties continue to lose their power. He explains at National Review Online. It is perhaps the central irony of our…
Thomas Lifson of the American Thinker wonders whether wall-to-wall coverage of funeral-related ceremonies for U.S. Sen. John McCain will lead to a political backlash. I don’t know about you, but…
So, while I am trying to stay within the lines of BCRA speech, the front page of the hard copy of the local daily headlined something about a Democrat candidate,…
I will try to stay within the limits of BCRA here. But I was in South Carolina yesterday, attending presidential candidate stuff. The night ended with the Conservative Review’s Convention.…
George Leef’s latest Forbes column explores Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s proposal to overturn the Citizens United U.S. Supreme Court decision. Hillary Clinton’s stumbling campaign for the White House is…
Now that BCRA has the media quaking, wondering what somebody might interpret to be unmentionable, we have headlines such as, “What Was NC’s Jury-Trial Ballot Amendment About?” I must confess,…
WRAL News follows up on an earlier story using analysis from the Center for Responsive Politics on campaign spending during the almost-finished election cycle. Using $111 million as the total…
This is a cute idea. I applaud the young man in the story, but I’ve read the titles in some of these little libraries about town. I’m afraid I don’t…
It certainly has not received as much, if any, television coverage as it deserves, but this law that went into effect on July 1st is one that you need to…
I’m weird, but in an imperfect world I like the idea of having a district attorney who is feared; one feared so much, in fact, that crooks spread rumors about…