Election in Georgia Clouded by Racial and Voting Controversy
Brian Kemp made it harder for African Americans to vote and now oversees his own election.
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Americans Largely Uninterested in German Election
Americans see the election through the lens of their own politics.
Trump Reveals Himself to Be Bumbling Strongman
The firing of FBI director James Comey shows how Donald Trump’s authoritarianism and incompetence go hand in hand.
French System Encourages Temporary, Not Permanent, Polarization
France’s two-round system allows third parties to thrive without playing spoiler.
Eagerness to Criticize Obama Explains Trump’s Inconsistency on Syria
Trump counseled his predecessor against intervening in Syria only to later criticize him for not intervening in Syria.
Toxic Trump Doomed to Disappoint Supporters
The president’s agenda is as vast as his political acumen is lacking. This is a recipe for disaster.
Trump Ignores Reluctant Conservative Supporters at His Peril
Democrats and independents already disapprove of the president. Now he must worry about Republicans.
Trump’s Ban: Alternative Facts Create Real-Life Policy
Debunking the various “alternative facts” (previously known as lies) about the Muslim ban.
Muslim Registry Would Require Investigation of Thought Crimes
Set aside the dubious ethics of registering American Muslims; compiling a list is fraught with impracticalities.
Trump Closes In, But Clinton Has Four Structural Advantages
The Democrat has a superior ground operation, more cash, more Hispanic support and a lead in early voting.
Your Third-Party Statement Is Not Worth Trump
Not voting for Hillary Clinton in November only makes it more likely that Donald Trump wins.
Unloved Clinton Would Defeat Despised Trump
Hillary Clinton is likely to win in November, but only because her Republican opponents are disliked even more.
Michigan Primary Suggests Sanders Has a Chance
If the Vermont senator can best Hillary Clinton in Michigan, more states could be at play this month.
John Kerry: From Swiftboating to Swift Confirmation
The Democrat’s successful nomination reflects the death of neoconservatism.
Electoral Fight of the Future: Go West, Young Man!
Western states’ growing Hispanic populations could change the outcome of national elections.