American politics

The imperative of the moment demands that liberals join conservatives in an alliance against the neo-Marxism of wokeness.

Right now, the GOP is stuck.

States are fragile. Governments are fragile. Ideals are fragile.

For both Biden and Trump, the inability to rein in their administrations from pursuing partisan goals over the will of a majority of Americans is the recipe that has allowed for much of the chaos now afflicting our political system.

Complex conversations and breaking out of the current silos just might generate a new synthesis and forge new coalitions.

America increasingly seems to be on a path to self-destruction.

We need to remind ourselves of America's higher purpose.

Neither political party wants to create immigration policy that elevates people—Americans and immigrants alike—above profit and power.

Obama's moderate approach led to significant accomplishments and the most progressive presidency in a generation. But that was when the GOP was semi-sane.

President-elect Joe Biden received the first of two COVID-19 vaccine doses on Monday.

"The Biden-Harris cabinet, it will be historic," the President-elect said, promising a Cabinet that "looks like America, that taps into the best of America."

The Georgia Republican Party is offering to pay for the airfare, hotel and other travel expenses for volunteers from other states.

When it comes to the most important things in life, you should toss civility aside and fight for what's right with everything you have.

Even if the president has the power to pardon himself, he shouldn't exercise it.

Times have changed. As is often the case in human affairs, yesterday's solutions give birth to today's problems.

The truth is that the fusionist project is alive and well, and it will likely remain so for the foreseeable future.

The beauty of an unfolding political realignment in which so much is in flux is that there may well be more Venn diagram overlap than meets the eye.

Republicans have lost the elites under Trump, and they're not coming back. Now it's time to adapt.

"What a country!"

My choices may prevail, or they may not. It doesn't matter. My vote is my voice, just as your vote is yours.

In truth, there is no necessarily unbridgeable chasm in discourse between races, religions or cultures. There is, rather, both the insider perspective and the outsider perspective.

The elevation of Justice Amy Coney Barrett gives us one more shot at getting the democratic process right.

Legislators ought to vote 'no' on the MORE Act now before Congress.

Robert Bork's failed Supreme Court nomination forever altered the course of judicial politics in America.

A free society depends upon the ability of its citizens to think freely.

With two months until the election, it's time to start giving voters a reason to vote for Democrats, rather than against Donald Trump.

The stakes of this election are terrifyingly high.

Democrats' identity politics obsession only fosters further disunity and stokes further discord for an already divided nation.

The polls were wrong in 2016. They are likely wrong now, too.

The president would be wise to follow the Gipper's lead.