American politician and author (born 1943)
Rich Lowry of National Review Online reviews the factors that contributed to then-President Bill Clinton’s impeachment. Given that the Clinton impeachment, as a practical matter, acted as a censure vote…
While $5 billion amounts to a lot of money, Jay Cost of National Review Online explains why the fight over that level of funding for a southern border wall seems…
Telly Davidson writes at National Review Online about a new book that assesses Bill and Hillary Clinton and their impact on American political history. Picture this: A norm-shattering, media-manipulating Boomer…
Byron York of the Washington Examiner reminds us of the last serious presidential impeachment effort. Before Pelosi and her fellow Democrats turn down the road to impeachment, they might do…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online tackles the popular notion of the president’s dominant impact on the nation’s economic performance. [T]his isn’t about data. It’s about bug-eyed, bone-in-the-nose, bark-at-the-moon primitivism.…
Newt Gingrich uses a FoxNews.com column to highlight President Trump’s early impact on the federal courts. As Congress and President Trump continue to work to pass the most significant tax…
The term “welfare reform” still conjures up images of Newt Gingrich and Bill Clinton in 1996, big Southern politicians with big personalities, big ideas, and big hair. Together, they managed…
Alex Pfeiffer of the Daily Caller explains why even some critics of former FBI Director Robert Mueller’s role as a special counsel do not want to see him fired from…
Susan Ferrechio of the Washington Examiner highlights a little-known law that could play a key role in rolling back regulations from the Obama administration’s final days. Republicans this month will…
Byron York of the Washington Examiner outlines a potential political opportunity for President-elect Donald Trump. In the mid-1990s there was a lot of talk in Washington about “triangulation.” The brainchild…
It’s mid-August and the natives are getting a bit restless: Mr. Trump has alienated his party and he isn’t running a competent campaign. Mrs. Clinton is the second most unpopular…
Jacob Weisburg, writing in the New York Times: The current field of Republican presidential candidates invokes Reagan as a patron saint, but the characteristics that made him a successful politician…