American politician (born 1970)
David Drucker of the Washington Examiner highlights a key point of divergence between the activist Democratic party base and candidates seeking to unseat Republican Senate incumbents. Democratic challengers in key…
Stephen Gutowski of the Washington Free Beacon notes a curious omission in recent election ads paid for by gun-control organizations. A leading gun-control group is spending millions to boost swing…
Jonah Goldberg writes at National Review Online about the lingering impact of the presidential impeachment. As the impeachment trial fizzles out this week, I’m left wondering if the GOP has…
David Drucker of the Washington Examiner focuses on the impeachment struggle’s potential impact for the U.S. Senate. Senate Republicans stand to be the biggest casualty of impeachment, since they face…
Kimberly Leonard of the Washington Examiner highlights an interesting initiative on Capitol Hill. Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, says she is ready to speak out more on issues of particular relevance…
Noelle Callahan writes for TownHall.com about some of the most inexplicable research projects funded by American taxpayers. (They might remind you of Wake Forest’s “coked-up stimulus monkeys.”) And the winner…
Noemie Emery offers interesting observations within a Washington Examiner column about women in the highest ranks of American politics. Poor Hillary. 2008 was her year and she blew it, and…
Bill Kristol explains for Weekly Standard readers why he’s not concerned that Republicans have yet to anoint a single presidential candidate. The Republican presidential nominee is likely to win the…
Tim Carney‘s latest Washington Examiner column includes some praise for North Carolina’s Republican U.S. Senate candidate. For the first time in the Obama era, lobbyists are giving more money to…
If you can head to the John Locke Foundation’s Shaftesbury Society meeting at noon today, you’ll have a chance to hear insights from Jim Geraghty, author of the new novel…