Democrats: Back to Square One November 13, 2014Gene Schwimmer
One bad president is hard enough on a party's brand. With Obama's spectacular ineptitude the latest in line, the Democratic Party gets to deal with a series of bad presidents.
Pollsters join Democrats as big losers November 5, 2014Richard Baehr
The polls were off in Maryland by 20 points. The Virginia Senate race off by 10. On average, GOP candidates beat polling average by 5 points in close Senate races.
Below the Top of the Ballot but Important October 20, 2014Bruce Walker
There is an entire political battlefield in secondary statewide elective offices – state attorney general, state auditor, secretary of state – that we all ought to care about.
State Legislatures and 2014 October 19, 2014Bruce Walker
No one is going to be talking about state legislative races on the Tuesday evening of this midterm, but the impact on politics and policies could be huge.
Terri Lynn Land Remembers October 7, 2014Lloyd Marcus
If you wish to support the continuing decline of Michigan, vote for Obama's homeboy, Gary Peters. His name is spelled P-E-T-E-R-S.
A Culture of Incompetence October 6, 2014Bruce Walker
The worship of failure, the culture of incompetence, is deeply rooted in the sort of transcendent nihilism that is the lightless soul of leftism today.
The Utter Failure of Obama September 22, 2014Bruce Walker
Barack Obama is destined to be the greatest flop in American presidential history. He is, in every sense of the word, an utter failure.
Is Durbin in Danger? September 7, 2014Bruce Walker
As Republicans contemplate the possible size of their November victory, outlier races may get interesting. Take Illinois, for example.
The Biggest Issue in 2016 August 30, 2014Bruce Walker
Voters are going to attach the word "Nixonian" to Obama's administration more and more the closer 2016 gets. One particular scandal makes this certain.
Running against Washington August 9, 2014Bruce Walker
Conservatives ought to create a clear agenda to capitalize on America's broad and deep popular disgust with Washington politics.
A Senate Contract With America July 17, 2014Bruce Walker
No document in modern American political history was kept as completely as the Contract With America. It's about time we saw another one.
No Pryor Service April 24, 2014Russ Vaughn
A plump, puffy, powdered, and pampered Democrat senator needs the boot in Arkansas.
The Suicide of Unions February 19, 2014Bruce Walker
The power of labor unions, once among the most feared in American politics, has imploded in the last three years.
No Replacement, No Vote February 11, 2014J. Robert Smith
House and Senate Republicans need fresh leadership comprised of no-apologies conservatives. Otherwise, 2015 could become the Year of GOP Capitulations rather than a buildup toward 2016.
When Wendy Warred with a Woman January 25, 2014Jan LaRue
One can learn a lot about State Sen. Wendy Davis, the Democratic candidate for governor of Texas, from her battles. And her false statements. And her behavior.
Looking Forward to November January 4, 2014Richard Winchester
The historical record suggests 2014 should be a good year for Republicans, but not on the same scale as 2010 and 1994.
A Figurehead Speaker October 1, 2013J. Robert Smith
Boehner will be ever more marginalized as conservative House members look toward the 2014 midterm elections.
