American politician (1927-2003)
Christopher Bedford of the Federalist decries the Biden administration’s approach to federal government architecture. Classical architecture is not a partisan issue. President Thomas Jefferson, founder of the Democratic Party, was…
Andrew Biggs explains at National Review Online why policymakers should resist the urge to expand one of the federal government’s largest entitlement programs. Few issues better illustrate the leftward shift…
Monica Crowley pens a positive New York Post profile of United Nations ambassador and former S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley. In the months since President Trump sent Nikki Haley to the…
Editors at the New York Post like the work former S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley is doing as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. With every month that goes by, Nikki…
Jonah Goldberg‘s latest column at National Review Online challenges the notion that Democrats are the only political party that accepts scientific facts. Goldberg targets a recent speech from Hillary Clinton.…
David Marcus aims to explain in a Federalist column “why the Right still needs Bill Kristol,” who remains one of President Trump’s most ardent critics. In part, coming around to…
Robert Rector uses a National Review Online column to counter misinformation about the 20-year impact of federal welfare reforms. Two decades ago, on August 22, 1996, President Bill Clinton signed…
George Leef’s latest Forbes column focuses on a change in focus for left-of-center partisans and politicians. In the America I grew up in, the “liberals” were content to use government…
In April, at the Front Page Magazine website, Carolina Journal contributor Lloyd Billingsley foreshadowed yesterday’s move by FBI Director James Comey to look the other way when confronted with the “careless”…
John Fund‘s latest column at National Review Online looks back at a controversial report Daniel Patrick Moynihan prepared in 1965, just as Lyndon Johnson was launching his “Great Society” programs.…
Michael Barone reviews in his latest column a book that examines the negative impact of a liberalism informed by snobbery. The novels of Sinclair Lewis, the journalism of H. L.…
Andrew Ferguson devotes his latest “Press Man” column in Commentary to a discussion of former Vice President Dick Cheney’s evolving view of the media’s proper role. He learned how to…