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Editors at Issues and Insights ask what do South Americans know that US voters don’t. By all accounts, socialists and their brethren in the Democratic Party will sweep the upcoming…
Charles Lane explores the lessons from a recent eastern European election. After 16 years in power, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has suffered a decisive election defeat, one so overwhelming…
Kathryn Jean Lopez writes at National Review Online about a disturbing element of today’s political discourse. I will confess, sometimes, if I listen to too much CNN or MSNBC, I…
Rick Moran writes for PJMedia.com about fascinating new polling data exploring Americans’ partisan divide. “Do you think having opposing political views is ever an acceptable reason to cut off contact…
David Harsanyi of the Federalist probes the latest example of legacy media ignorance. The other day, Politico writer Heidi Przybyla appeared on MSNBC’s “All In with Chris Hayes” to talk…
John Hinderaker of the Power Line blog ponders a “great realignment” in American politics. Matt Taibbi offers a bracing assessment of the current political landscape. … “Campaign 2024: Not Left…
Christine Rosen writes for the Acton Institute about conservativism’s critical role in addressing today’s major problems. These days, many on the right are itching for revolution. Eager to dispense with…
Christian Schneider writes for National Review Online about Democrats’ fictionalized version of today’s U.S. Supreme Court. Democrats see ignorance as an opportunity. Why not take Americans’ empty brains and fill…
Elle Purnell of the Federalist writes about the impact of the accepted definition of the word “woke.” The Associated Press Stylebook, a once-respected linguistic guide for journalists, conceded the definition…
Did politicians learn their lesson from the Great Recession? It’s a question I pose in my latest piece at RealClearPolicy. Gov. Roy Cooper’s recent budget proposal would increase state spending by 18%. This shortsighted…
Editors at Issues and Insights ponder the European Union’s future. The European Union, no bastion of political tolerance to begin with, is letting it be known: It will not tolerate…
James Antle of the Washington Examiner looks into the significance of an upcoming campaign in the Sunshine State. The Florida governor’s race might not be the most competitive in the…