Elections

Kevin Williamson of National Review Online compares a leading Democratic presidential contender with a now-disgraced actor. Elizabeth Warren has a moving story about being fired from a teaching job because she was pregnant, a story that perfectly complements her political narrative that she is the tribune and champion…

Stick to movies, music, and the weather when talking with family and friends. From pollsters at Rasmussen: A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 70% of American Adults believe their fellow countrymen are less tolerant of each other’s political opinions than they were in the…

Derek Hunter explains at TownHall.com why it’s good for Elizabeth Warren to be a Democrat when dealing with media scrutiny. Imagine a world free of consequences. More than that, a world where your bad acts are largely ignored and where those that aren’t are absolved, where excuses are…

Mark Jamison writes for the American Enterprise Institute about one of Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren‘s questionable proposals. [I]t’s easy to understand why presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) wants a law that would allow her as president to determine which billion dollar companies live or die: Politicians…

Kerry Picket of the Washington Examiner reports on the re-election strategies for Republican senators in swing states. Senate Republicans facing tough reelection battles are recalculating their campaign strategies amid the push from Democrats to impeach President Trump. Republicans hold the majority in the upper chamber by two seats…

Kharen Martinez Murcia writes for CNSNews.com about Democratic presidential contender Elizabeth Warren‘s tax priorities. Senator and presidential contender Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass) has proposed rolling back the tax cuts implemented by the Trump administration in 2018 and imposing an “ultra-millionaire tax,” an “excessive Lobbying Tax,” and an increased tax…

Jim Geraghty of National Review Online predicts the future course of the presidential impeachment debate. What happens — or what is likely to happen — is that the Democratic-controlled House votes to impeach and the GOP-controlled Senate votes to acquit, and the country moves on to the 2020…

Naomi Lim of the Washington Examiner reports on the impact for Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden of the incessant chatter surrounding presidential impeachment. Joe Biden’s pitch to voters about his strong working relationship with congressional Republicans, should he be elected to the White House, has taken a hit…