Rich Lowry
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Checking in on Wisconsin
One of the hallmarks of the Trump presidency is that no matter how unpredictable and erratic he may be, opinions of him are incredibly stable. At this point in 2019, for example, the FiveThirtyEight tracker showed President Trump's job approval...
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Punishing voters who vote the wrong way for their alleged racism is the ultimate progressive electoral reform
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Black History, According to White People
Mithridates the Great was one of the Roman Empire’s greatest foes and claimed to be a descendant of Alexander the Great, who died by poisoning. Mithridates’ father died from poison. His father died from poison. His mother tried to poison him.
Alex Ovechkin scores 30 goals for 15th consecutive season
Alex Ovechkin has scored 30 goals for the 15th consecutive season, becoming just the third player in NHL history to ever do it.
The New York Public Library opts to cancel un-PC feminists
You can’t make this up: The New York Public Library has canceled an event, scheduled for Friday at the main branch, that was to feature women who have been canceled. Organized by the Women’s Libera…
Postpone the Impeachment Trial Until the House Finishes Investigating
Letting House Democrats string the process along is not fair to Trump, the Senate, or the people.
PG&E nuclear plant closure would cause electric bills to rise
The closure of California’s last nuclear plant would cost $3.9 billion — or about $7 per year per PG&E customer — under a deal that awaits regulatory approval.
The Inconvenient Facts On Australian Bushfires
Those who have chosen to wage their political battles over climate change through science – whatever side they are on – will certainly not be happy with the nuanced, somewhat complex, present state of detection and attribution of wildfire to...
The economic myths Democrats peddled at debate
At their debate in Ohio Tuesday night, Democratic presidential candidates emphasized what’s wrong with the economy. That’s not at all surprising: The party out of the White House typically magnifies problems, and progressives are predisposed to...
At the Iowa Debate, Bernie Sanders’s Most Vociferous Opponent Was CNN
Bernie Sanders took a beating from CNN moderators in the January Democratic presidential primary debate — the last one before the Iowa caucuses.
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I’m obviously not a Bernie fan, but the way CNN handled the questions around his alleged “a women can’t win” comment was completely outrageous and wrong
Bernie Sanders's most vociferous opponent in the Iowa debate was CNN
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Which Democrat Will Win in Iowa?
With weeks to go before the caucuses, the race remains unpredictable.
Why Andrew Yang Has Endured While Traditional Democratic Candidates Have Not
In short, he talks like a person, not a politician, and he talks to voters as if they’re people, not potential votes.
Bernie Sanders’ wild radicalism has serious chance of taking over Dem Party
The most substantively outrageous presidential campaign in American history has some serious chance of success. Bernie Sanders is leading or near the top of most polls in the first two Democratic …
Bernie Is Not Normal
If Sanders had his way, he’d fundamentally change the character of the country.
Bernie Sanders Pushed False Flag Conspiracy Theory About Domestic Bombings
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders once floated a conspiracy theory about the U.S. government staging domestic terrorist attacks for political purposes.
Roger Scruton: My 2019
January My 2018 ended with a hate storm, in response to my appointment as chair of the government’s Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission. But the new year brings a lull, and I hope and pray…
Trump not isolationist or moralizing interventionist, why can’t critics get that?
President Trump isn’t George W. Bush. That should be obvious to everyone by now, but his critics and even some of his supporters immediately acted as if it were 2003 on the cusp of the Iraq War whe…