American politician (born 1948)
Matthew Continetti argues that Democrats “may already have lost the 2028 election.” Stephen A. Smith has a confession to make. The 58-year-old ESPN personality is mulling a run for the…
Victor Davis Hanson writes for the New York Post that history tells a different story than the latest polls. Current polls, pundits and politicos insist that the 2024 race is…
Jonah Goldberg argues at National Review Online that the current Democratic presidential primary offers a familiar storyline. If it does become a two-way contest, we could be shaping up for…
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online looks into the many candidates seeking the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Every presidential primary ends with one winner and a lot of losers. Some…
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online ponders prospects for Sen. Bernie Sanders’ supporters in the 2020 election. More than 13 million Americans voted for Bernie Sanders in the 2016 Democratic…
Glenn Reynolds uses a USA Today column to explore the concept of “hate speech.” I tell my constitutional law students that there are a couple of statements that indicate that…
John Fund explains at National Review Online that Democrats’ desire for campaign-finance reform varies depending on who’s likely to get the finances. If there is a secular religion among Democrats,…
Blake Neff reports for the Daily Caller on a Dartmouth College double standard. Dartmouth College is under fire for using its largest auditorium to host a Hillary Clinton campaign event,…
George Leef’s latest Forbes column examines the impact of the federal government’s years of meddling in higher education. The 2016 campaign has begun and higher education will probably play a…
Some North Carolina local governments straddle — if not cross — the line between education and advocacy when they place a local tax or bond referendum on the ballot. Rick…
Dan Way reports for Carolina Journal Online about a recent UNC-Chapel Hill debate on government’s proper role that pitted libertarian television host and author John Stossel against former Vermont governor…
View in your browser. The sorry state of freedom in the United States Sometimes the truth hurts, and there’s no way to hide it. The latest Economic Freedom of the…