Reagan, Gingrich and Trump all transformed their parties. The Democrats don’t have anyone that can do that
By Daniel McCarthy
Midterms simply are not a reliable verdict on a president’s job performance or re-electability
By Daniel McCarthy
It’s too liberal for a majority of whites, yet too distant from the concerns of most non-whites
By Daniel McCarthy
The new alerts are likely to prove harmless, if unnecessary
By Daniel McCarthy
Kanye West’s message could do for black America what Trump’s did for the people of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin
By Daniel McCarthy
What won’t help Brett Kavanaugh are the kinds of arguments that many right-leaning commentators have made over the past week in response to Ford’s claims
By Daniel McCarthy
Left-wing foes of Republican judicial philosophy would be encouraged by the GOP’s humiliation
By Daniel McCarthy
The critics who disliked 2001 on its initial release found the characters empty and the plot thin — but it’s their criticism that has dated badly
By Daniel McCarthy
In a democracy, policy is suppose to follow elections. But that isn’t how the anonymous New York Times op-ed writer sees it
By Daniel McCarthy
The President’s preferred candidates had the edge on Tuesday
By Daniel McCarthy
He was a man of many virtues. It’s a shame his politics were so flawed
By Daniel McCarthy
Doing otherwise would be a great disservice to American audiences.
By Daniel McCarthy
The Kentucky senator is able to bridge Trumpism and old-guard Republicanism while pointing both in a more libertarian direction
By Daniel McCarthy
Insurgents do not have to win every battle to win the war.
By Daniel McCarthy
