Why Serious Questions Are So Hard for Kamala Harris
On such towering issues as inflation, foreign policy, the border, or energy, the vice president is trapped between most Americans and her militant base.
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Netanyahu’s Tough Realism Exposes the Folly of the Fantasy of Biden and Harris
It may have been providential that Netanyahu was prime minister when the crisis erupted — he’d spent his entire life trying to convince the world that Israel’s enemies were real.
Robert Malley’s Ties to Iran Warrant Scrutiny by Congress
A new report by the Department of State’s inspector general on the bizarre handling of Malley’s security clearance should spur Congress to investigate Iranian influence on our government.
Congress is Failing to Provide Critical Resources for America’s Defense
Threats to America’s survival are growing faster than our national security bureaucracy’s ability to cope with them.
Out-of-Touch Elites See Israel, Not Hamas, as the Enemy in Hostage Dispute
The Biden-Harris mantra tries to appease the American left by publicly pressuring the government in Jerusalem.
The New Reform Revolution
We haven’t seen anything like it since President Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected in 1932.
The Democrats’ Agenda
Americans will tolerate a lot from politics, but it’s hard to see them reacting positively to Michelle Obama’s speech at the DNC.
Politics of Joy?
Most Americans think our country is on the wrong track and reject most of what Ms. Harris represents.
Vice President Harris’s Choice of Walz Teaches Voters a Lot About Who She Is
The Trump-Walz contrast will play out much differently with voters than it does among Democratic Party insiders.
Will the Real Kamala Harris, a Soft-on-Crime Prosecutor, Please Stand Up?
By Labor Day, the contradictions between the historic Harris and the candidate will become impossible to reconcile.