57th quadrennial U.S. presidential election
John Fund of National Review Online responds to one of the most interesting revelations from a new book about retiring senator and former presidential nominee Mitt Romney. I’ll never forget…
Jack Butler writes for National Review Online about Americans’ questionable political choices 10 years ago. It’s difficult to improve upon Dan McLaughlin’s exhaustive documentation of the 2012 presidential election campaign,…
Drew Holden writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a salient piece of recent American political history. While Russia’s recent aggression against Ukraine may have taken some world leaders and…
Ryan Streeter of the American Enterprise Institute notes a disturbing trend on the political right. The populist turn of the American right over the past decade has created a policy…
Zach Kessel uses a National Review Online column to revisit a key dispute from the 2012 presidential election campaign. The bounties, the electoral interference, and Russia’s multifarious acts of aggression…
David Marcus of the Federalist turns the clock back seven years to add context to a current-day controversy. Hot microphones are a hell of a thing. In 2012, speaking with…
John Hinderaker of the Power Line blog takes American intelligence agencies to task. While failing utterly to provide evidence (let alone persuasive evidence) that Russia intruded into the DNC’s email…
This month’s election results were important but not necessarily “transformational.” That’s a key takeaway from John Locke Foundation Chairman John Hood’s analysis of 2016 election returns. Hood shared that analysis…
Winston-Salem Journal interviews 5th District Congressional Rep. Virginia Foxx, who co-chaired the Republican Party’s platform for this week’s convention in Cleveland: The GOP platform had not been released heading into…
As I reported a couple of weeks ago, George Mason University has renamed its law school after Justice Antonin Scalia. As one might expect, a lot of GMU faculty members…
Diana Furchtgott-Roth explains for National Review Online readers how the Obama administration’s Clean Power Plan “punishes workers, consumers, and states that voted for Romney.” President Obama’s Clean Power Plan for…
Jonah Goldberg explains in his latest column at National Review Online why he’s not particularly excited about the prospect of another presidential run from Mitt Romney. Don’t get me wrong.…