The longer both the president and his party remain trapped in a conspiracy scenario, the more likely they are to paint themselves into a corner from which there is no escape.
We don't stand for intimidation or take orders from journalists in this country. We believe in following through with the prescribed procedures of a free and fair election in full, until all parties are satisfied.
The selection of an experienced trade negotiator with credibility in Washington and experience wrangling Beijing could break the current logjam and result in a productive airing of grievances.
Every year the turkey pardoning ceremony brings up the sitting president's record of mercy toward people. Trump's record isn't great, and speculation about self-pardon isn't helping.
Whatever he might say or do, power will slip away from the Commander in Chief—slow and silently at first, and picking up speed as elections are certified and lawsuits fail.
The issues stemming from the hostile anti-Semitic takeover of the human rights movement started long before the current administration, and should not be simply dismissed because of American political polarization.
There is something deeply unifying about knowing that every family in every corner of the country is eating (more or less) the same meal and sharing in the same traditions.
Jonathan Tobin, editor in chief of JNS.org and popular conservative columnist, debates Spencer Klavan, assistant editor of the Claremont Review of Books and The American Mind.
The lame-duck months of a presidency allow a president to express his true sentiments about an issue or cause without concern for the political consequences.
Unlike Donald Trump, Joe Biden will be a predictable interlocutor for most countries in the Middle East, including those not particularly glad to see him in the White House.
Overwhelmingly, the Democratic activists I spoke to leaned toward Biden because they thought he was "electable," and Democratic voters agreed. But was he the most electable?
