President Trump (page 5)

The victorious will celebrate and the defeated will move on to fight another day. As we make our way out of a bruising and sometimes ugly political battle for power at every level of government, our panel will offer perspective on what we know about the results and what it…

Stanley Kurtz writes for National Review Online about President Trump’s executive order creating an “Advisory 1776 Commission.” The order marks an important step in Trump’s efforts to foster patriotic education. The text is longer and more substantive than typical presidential EOs. It offers sharp criticisms of current educational…

John Daniel Davidson of the Federalist delivers some bad news to anti-Trumpers inside and outside the Republican Party. For weeks now, the mainstream media has been telling us how Trump’s flurry of eleventh-hour campaigning is a sign of desperation, but as usual they miss the mark. What these…

James Antle of the Washington Examiner focuses on the major-party presidential candidates’ closing pleas to voters. President Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden are making their closing arguments to voters, … with Trump hammering away at renewed economic growth, while Biden emphasizes the line that the president has…

After months of anticipation, piles of money spent, endless TV commercials watched and too many visits from candidates to count, the 2020 election is finally here.  Several of my colleagues and I will be offering  election return coverage on North Carolina News Network and their flagship station WPTF…

As North Carolina continues an election cycle, it is becoming more and more clear just how competitive the 2020 races are in the state. According to the latest polling from the Civitas Institute, Joe Biden holds only a slim margin over President Donald Trump. Carolina Journal reports: A…

Editors at the Washington Examiner explain why a vote for Donald Trump represents more than just support for one flawed political leader. President Trump’s character is no national secret. He is crude, sometimes brutal, and manifestly not what most people would call “presidential.” He admits as much himself.

Mollie Hemingway of the Federalist points to one form or inaction from President Trump as a key reason to support his re-election. Foreign leaders across the world have treated the coronavirus as an opportunity for unprecedented power grabs. China and South Korea track their citizens digitally. Israel suspended…