Mitch Kokai

Carl Cannon writes for Real Clear Politics about distinct groups of American voters. Today, slightly more than one-fourth of registered voters in the United States have political views and social attitudes placing them in the camp of the “Resistance” — to President Trump and the Trump-era Republican Party.

Editors at Investor’s Business Daily take Democrats to task for failing to stand up to election-related violence. What happens when men physically assault female politicians or threaten them with poison? If those women are Republicans and the attackers are leftists, Democrats greet them with silence, excuses, or worse. So…

Fred Barnes devotes a Weekly Standard column to comparing American economic performance under our current president and his predecessor. We now know why President Obama had to struggle so hard to spur the economy and allow it to grow more than 2 percent a year. And that was…

You might not expect to read the words “Donald Trump” and “humility” in the same sentence. Michael Knowles explains in a Daily Wire column that the concepts are not mutually exclusive. No one is better at deprecating President Trump than President Trump—just ask him. And yet for all…

Cynthia Yeldell Anderson reports for Carolina Journal Online on the N.C. House District 16 race. John Hood’s Daily Journal highlights the debate over paying for upgrades to North Carolina’s power grid.

Richard Vedder devotes his latest Martin Center column to “answering the perennial question” about college. Last month, Amanda Riley, writing for The Atlantic, asked a good question: why does higher education in the United States cost significantly more than in every other OECD nation except Luxembourg? Related to that:…

Colin Wilhelm of the Washington Examiner highlights an interesting projection from top Trump administration economic adviser Kevin Hassett. Top Trump administration economist Kevin Hassett believes that the booming economy will draw millions more people back to work, defying projections for falling workforce participation, with an additional nudge from…

Andrew Stiles of the Washington Free Beacon isn’t sure why one of the nation’s highest-profile newspapers bothers to print an opinion page. Sure, it’s the media’s job to report the news, and Trump is constantly making news, and creating drama, much like a reality show producer who wants…